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Email: ashley.nader@butlersnow.com

Adjunct Professor, Mississippi College School of Law, Appellate Advocacy
Coached Mississippi College School of Law's Rendigs Products Liaility Moot Court Team

Mississippi College, J.D., Moot Court, Order of Barristers, magna cum laude, 2009
Phi Delta Phi
Am Jur Awards, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Wills & Estates, Labor Law, Sales & Leasing, Trial Practice
Externship Southern District of Mississippi Magistrate Judge Linda Anderson

American Bar Association
Defense Research Institute
- Marketing/Publicity Subcommittee
- Attorney Advisor, Select
- Mississippi School of Law Chapter
  - Attorney Advisor
Jackson Young Lawyers
- Newsletter Committee
- Chair, Pro Bono Committee
Capital Area Bar Association

Defending pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers in mass tort and individual cases pending in various state and federal venues throughout the country.
Foster Homes, LLC v. TruckPro, Inc., et. al—Successfully argued Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Personal Jurisdiction; resulted in Judgment of Dismissal for out of state client.
Assisted the Trial Team in the following cases:
- Rosenberg v. Merck – First Fosamax case to go to trial in New Jersey coordinated mass tort litigation; resulted in defense verdict.
- Maya v. Johnson & Johnson, et al. –Eleven -week trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia.

"Guiding Your Company to Success: Itemization of FDA Guidances Regarding Drug and Medical Devices," Pro Te: Solutio, Vol. 3 No. 1, 11-12 (January 2010).
“The Twombly Transition,” Pro Te: Solutio (May 2010).
Co-Author, "The Path To Aggregate Settlements," (Harmonie Group Presentation May 2010).
Co-Author, “Understanding the Inherent Risks of Dual Representation,” Securities Law 360 (January 2010).
"Case Law: The Twombly Transition: States Slow to Adopt Twombley’s Heightened Pleading Standard," Pro Te: Solutio, Vol. 3 No. 2, 12-13 (May 2010).