Sher Tremonte Recognized Among Top Firms in Legal 500 USA 2026 National White-Collar Crime and Commercial Disputes Boutique Categories

Sher Tremonte LLP is proud to announce its inclusion in the 2026 edition of Legal 500 USA, in both the newly introduced National White Collar Crime Boutique and Commercial Disputes Boutique categories.

These inaugural categories recognize leading boutique firms across the United States, highlighting Sher Tremonte’s strength in handling complex, high-stakes matters across both practice areas.

In white-collar crime, Legal 500 recognizes the firm for representing businesses, executives, and professionals in criminal and regulatory investigations, prosecutions, and enforcement proceedings involving allegations such as fraud, insider trading, money laundering, FCPA violations, RICO violations, and securities fraud.

Partner Michael Tremonte is named a “Leading Partner” in the white-collar crime practice. Drawing on his experience as a former federal prosecutor, he represents companies and individuals in federal and state criminal matters, enforcement actions, and internal investigations for public companies, boards, and financial institutions.

The firm’s commercial disputes practice is also recognized for representing publicly traded companies, private entities, and family offices in complex litigation, including contract disputes, M&A litigation, trade secret matters, real estate disputes, and investor and partnership conflicts. Co-founders Justin Sher and Michael Tremonte are noted for their leadership in high-stakes litigation involving complex contracts, shareholder and founder disputes, business torts, and post-merger disputes.

“We are honored to be recognized in these newly introduced national categories by Legal 500,” said Tremonte. “This recognition reflects the strength of our team and the trust our clients place in us to handle their most critical and sensitive matters.”

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