Los Angeles, CA – December 1, 2025 – Liebert Cassidy Whitmore (LCW) is pleased to announce the creation of a new leadership position, Director of Practice Administration, as part of the firm’s continued investment in building a strong and sustainable future. This strategic role will strengthen the infrastructure that supports LCW’s growth and help align practice group operations with firmwide initiatives in business development, attorney professional development, knowledge management, and strategic planning.
LCW is proud to share that Jenny-Anne Flores has been appointed as the firm’s first Director of Practice Administration. Jenny-Anne brings a deep understanding of LCW’s practice areas, as well as a proven record of leadership and innovation. During her four years as Litigation Manager, she played a key role in enhancing operational efficiency and supporting litigation strategy across the firm. Her experience uniquely positions her to succeed in this new, firm-wide leadership capacity.
In conjunction with this announcement, LCW is pleased to name Daniella Bahrynian as the firm’s new Litigation Manager. Daniella has established herself as a key member of LCW’s litigation team. She began her LCW career as a summer associate and has since developed extensive institutional knowledge and a strong reputation for her dedication to client service.
Both Jenny-Anne and Daniella’s new roles will take effect December 1, 2025, with a transition period through December. They will formally begin their new responsibilities on January 1, 2026.
“I am delighted to share that Jenny-Anne Flores will serve as our first Director of Practice Administration. Jenny-Anne brings deep insight into how we practice law and a proven record of leadership and innovation. Her four years as Litigation Manager have uniquely prepared her to succeed in this strategic position,” said Melanie Chaney, Managing Firm Partner at Liebert Cassidy Whitmore.
“In addition, I am pleased to announce that Daniella Bahrynian will assume the role of Litigation Manager. As many of you know, Daniella has become one of the firm’s key litigation attorneys, having recently tried two cases with Mark Meyerhoff. She also brings invaluable institutional knowledge, having begun her career at LCW as a summer associate before joining us as an attorney.”