Fortz Legal Expands National Presence with New Sales Representative for the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Region

Fortz Legal, a leading provider of court reporting, process service, and digital forensics solutions, is pleased to announce the addition of a new Sales Representative based in Washington, D.C. to serve clients throughout the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) region. This expansion strengthens Fortz Legal’s growing national footprint and reinforces its commitment to providing responsive, reliable, and high-quality services to law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies.

In her new role, Hillary Rettaliata will be responsible for developing client relationships across the DMV market, supporting existing accounts, and introducing Fortz Legal’s full suite of services – including nationwide process service, digital forensics and e-discovery, and trial presentation services. She brings extensive experience working with law firms and corporate clients in the region and is known for her client-first approach and deep understanding of litigation workflows.

“We are excited to welcome Hillary to the Fortz Legal team,” said Shaun Fitzpatrick, CEO of Fortz Legal. “Her relationships, professionalism, and knowledge of the DMV legal community align perfectly with our commitment to exceptional service. This expansion allows us to provide even faster turnaround times and more personal support to our clients in one of the country’s most active legal markets.”

Rettaliata expressed enthusiasm about joining the company: “I’m thrilled to be joining Fortz Legal and introducing their capabilities to attorneys and legal teams throughout the region. The company’s dedication to accuracy, transparency, and superior client communication sets it apart, and I look forward to helping more firms benefit from these services.”

This expansion reflects Fortz Legal’s continued growth in local and national markets, as well as a strategic investment in providing on-the-ground representation in key legal hubs across the country.