Simmonds & Narita, comprised of a team of five lawyers including partners Tomio Narita and Jeffrey Topor, specializes in defending finance companies, law firms, and collection agencies against class actions and lawsuits related to credit and debt collection, in accordance with federal and state statutes. The firm has built a strong reputation for representing clients across multiple jurisdictions by partnering with local firms throughout the country.

Womble’s decision to merge with Simmonds & Narita stems from their desire to leverage the firm’s geographic reach and extensive resources. With the transatlantic merger between Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, based in North Carolina, and U.K.-based law firm Bond Dickinson in 2017, Womble has grown exponentially. Currently, the firm boasts a team of over 1,000 lawyers working across 31 global offices, with 54 lawyers based in California alone.

This recent merger follows Womble’s successful combination with another small firm, Moyles IP, earlier this year. Womble has expanded its capabilities and expertise by adding five lawyers in strategic locations such as New York, Washington, D.C., and Raleigh, North Carolina.

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The expansion of Womble’s San Francisco office aligns with their vision of establishing a full-service office capable of addressing diverse legal needs. By continuously adding talented professionals and expanding their practice areas, the firm aims to offer comprehensive legal services to their clients.

Womble‘s success in merging with Simmonds & Narita and other small firms highlights their commitment to strategic growth and providing exceptional legal counsel. By combining their resources, expertise, and geographic reach, Womble strengthens its position as a prominent player in the legal industry. As they continue to pursue expansion opportunities, Womble aims to deliver top-tier legal services to clients both domestically and internationally.

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