Parker McCay announced that Shareholder Gene Mariano has been named chief operating officer and deputy managing shareholder.

In his expanded role, Mariano will assist in overseeing daily operations and collaborate on strategic initiatives designed to strengthen the firm’s services and infrastructure. He will also continue in his role as chair of the Creditors’ Rights Practice Group, one of Parker McCay’s largest and most active departments.

Mariano joined Parker McCay in 1996 and has served on the firm’s executive committee for over 11 years, playing a pivotal role in guiding its direction and operations. His extensive institutional knowledge and leadership experience make him ideally suited to help lead Parker McCay into its next chapter.

“I’ve had the pleasure of working alongside Gene for many years and have seen firsthand his talent—not just as a trusted attorney, but as a thoughtful and effective leader,” Philip Norcross, chief executive officer and managing shareholder said. “Gene’s appointment ensures continuity and positions us to meet the challenges of tomorrow with confidence. I look forward to partnering with him as we shape the next generation of executive leadership at the Firm.”

Meanwhile, the firm also announced that Carolyn Rutsky will continue her leadership responsibilities under the newly designated title of chief administrative and financial officer. In this role, Rutsky will work alongside Norcross and Mariano in the day-to-day management of the firm, under the guidance of the Executive Committee and the Firm’s Shareholders.