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Ian M. Lamb

Associate

1021 E. Cary St.
Suite 2120
Richmond, VA 23219
ian.lamb@nelsonmullins.com

Ian practices in the areas of toxic torts, product and premises liability, and general litigation. 

Ian previously served as a Judge Advocate in the U.S. Marine Corps as a prosecutor and then defense counsel handling federal crimes ranging from minor, military-specific offenses to serious felonies, including sexual offenses and obstruction of justice.

Ian practices in the areas of toxic torts, product and premises liability, and general litigation. 

Ian previously served as a Judge Advocate in the U.S. Marine Corps as a prosecutor and then defense counsel handling federal crimes ranging from minor, military-specific offenses to serious felonies, including sexual offenses and obstruction of justice.

Ian practices in the areas of toxic torts, product and premises liability, and general litigation. 

Ian previously served as a Judge Advocate in the U.S. Marine Corps as a prosecutor and then defense counsel handling federal crimes ranging from minor, military-specific offenses to serious felonies, including sexual offenses and obstruction of justice.

Experience

The following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.

  • Works with a team serving as national coordinating counsel for a major chemical, oil and gas company in asbestos litigation.
  • Litigation and trial preparation for product liability and toxic tort cases, including assisting with a multi-jurisdictional toxic tort matter for a large chemical manufacturer.

Previous Professional Experience

  • Active Duty, U.S. Marine Corps (2018-2025)
     

Education

  • University of Georgia School of Law, JD (2018)
    • Editorial Board, Georgia Law of International & Comparative Law
    • Member, Moot Court
  • University of Virginia, BA (2012)

Admissions

  • Virginia

Practice Areas

  • Ian is currently a captain in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, after serving seven years on active duty.