“I am thankful for my experience at Beasley Allen, where our leadership fosters a culture of inclusion and values the unique backgrounds, experiences and personal achievements of minority lawyers,” Navan Ward said.
July 15, 2021 at 11:01 AM
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An Atlanta lawyer stepped up Wednesday to lead the American Association for Justice at the trial lawyer group’s annual convention in Las Vegas.
He is Navan Ward of Beasley Allen. The plaintiffs’ firm has offices in Atlanta plus Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama. Ward becomes the AAJ’s 75th president and only the second minority in that role. He said Wednesday he will focus on enhancing diversity and inclusion.
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Navan Ward, of Beasley Allen, and president of the American Association for Justice. (Courtesy photo)
