William Philip Torngren
About me
- In 1994, after practicing in law firms varying in size from 4 to 400 lawyers and having served as the managing partner of a firm, I decided to open my own firm with the narrow focus of securities disputes, investigations, disputes between brokers and firms, and compliance.
- Over time, my focus expanded to include non-securities employment matters including wage and hour class actions.
- Our limited focus allows us to provide personal service.
- By limiting our focus and resisting pressures to grow, we have time for interests outside of the law. Those interests include music and art as hands-on endeavors. I took up the guitar a couple of years ago and recently went back to City College to study printmaking.
- I always have had interests beyond the practice of law. Before law school, I served as the Supply Officer on a Fast Attack Nuclear Submarine. I then had the good fortune of participating in the Naval Reserve and retiring as a Captain. This allowed for travel and exposure to matters outside the practice.
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