Annette Rolain concentrates her practice on complex insurance coverage disputes and bankruptcy-related matters, with a particular focus on PFAS and other environmental liabilities, sexual abuse claims, toxic torts and other long-tail bodily injury and property damage claims. She represents clients in state and federal courts across the United States and has substantial experience in all phases of litigation, including dispositive and pretrial motions practice and bench trials. Annette currently represents multiple clients in high-profile, bankruptcy-related insurance coverage disputes and also advises clients on a variety of pre-litigation issues involving commercial liability coverage.

Annette previously represented private companies, landowners and Native American tribes in federal takings, breach of trust, and environmental enforcement litigation before the United States Court of Federal Claims. During law school, Annette served as a law clerk for the Environmental and Natural Resources Division of the U.S. Department of Justice and, as a student-attorney, assisted low-income clients in achieving access to justice through her law school’s Civil Advocacy Clinic.