Annette Rolain focuses her practice in complex civil, insurance coverage and bankruptcy-related litigation, with an emphasis on sexual abuse, PFAS, environmental liability, toxic torts and other long-tail bodily injury and property damage claims. Her practice involves cases in state and federal jurisdictions throughout the United States. Annette has experience in dispositive motions practice and bench trials. She currently represents several clients in high-profile bankruptcy-related insurance disputes. Annette also counsels clients in a variety of pre-litigation matters involving commercial general 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.