Civil litigator Joshua Diamond, who until recently served as Vermont's deputy attorney general under Attorney General TJ Donovan, has joined the Burlington law firm Dinse, where he will focus his practice on regulatory matters, litigation and government relations.
During his six-year tenure as deputy AG, Diamond managed 140 employees and oversaw major litigation brought on behalf of or against the state of Vermont. Prior to that, he was a shareholder at Diamond & Robinson, where he practiced law for over 20 years.
“Josh’s experience managing one of the premier attorney general’s offices in the country and his skills as a top-notch litigator make him a wonderful addition to Dinse as we continue to provide exceptional legal services to our clients,” said Managing Shareholder Shap Smith.
Diamond serves on the Vermont Board of Bar Managers and as president of the board of directors at the Cochran’s Ski Area.