Kate Feroleto Appointed Women's Caucus Co-Chair for Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys

Kate Feroleto, a distinguished attorney from Feroleto Law in Buffalo, New York, has been appointed as the Women's Caucus Co-Chair for the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys (ATAA), a move that underscores her expertise in truck accident litigation and her dedication to fostering legal education and mentorship. The ATAA is a leading organization that equips truck accident attorneys with advanced education and resources, while also advocating for highway safety and the rights of truck accident victims.

In her new role, Feroleto will play a pivotal leadership role, focusing on the professional development of attorneys, especially women, in the truck accident litigation field. Her responsibilities will include promoting education, mentorship, and collaboration among legal professionals. Feroleto's extensive experience, including over 30 years in personal injury law with a focus on trucking accidents, positions her as an invaluable asset to the ATAA and its members.

Feroleto's appointment is a testament to the growing recognition of the need for diversity and women's leadership in specialized legal areas. It also reflects the complexities of truck accident litigation and the necessity for ongoing education and professional collaboration. With the trucking industry evolving through new technologies and regulations, Feroleto's leadership is expected to enhance legal strategies and strengthen the network of professionals dedicated to representing truck accident victims.

This development is not only a personal achievement for Feroleto but also signifies the legal community's commitment to improving representation for truck accident victims and advocating for higher safety standards in the trucking industry. Through her role, Feroleto aims to influence the future direction of truck accident litigation, ensuring attorneys have access to the latest industry trends and strategies, ultimately leading to better outcomes for victims and their families.