The Lawyers

Lead trial lawyer for Cuyahoga County in the first federal opioid bellwether and Nassau County’s counsel in New York’s public-nuisance trial against Teva.

Stephen W. Tountas approaches securities disputes through the investor’s strategic choice among class, opt-out, direct, and creditor litigation.

Robert A. Clifford, Chicago lead counsel for families suing Boeing over Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, now pressing claims over the 2025 Potomac collision.

Maya Saxena represents investors in securities and derivative litigation involving Wilmington Trust, Wells Fargo, Rayonier, and HD Supply.

Trina Realmuto leads the National Immigration Litigation Alliance and litigates immigration, detention, damages and government-transparency cases in federal court.

Peter J. Neufeld argued Earl Washington Jr.’s fabricated-confession appeal, tried the case to a verdict, represented Donald Gates and pressed forensic reform.

John Paul Guinan litigates mesothelioma and toxic-exposure cases involving take-home asbestos, cosmetic talc, product causation, and abuse claims.

Patricia A. Law litigates California medical-malpractice, product-liability, wrongful-death, insurance-bad-faith, and appellate cases.

Deepak Gupta’s appellate practice represents consumers, workers, and civil-rights plaintiffs in Supreme Court cases and the defense of trial judgments.

Anand Swaminathan tries civil-rights and whistleblower cases involving wrongful convictions, police shootings, custodial care, free speech, immigration enforcement, and the False Claims Act.

Hugh A. Eastwood litigates constitutional-tort and government-misconduct cases in Missouri state and federal trial and appellate courts.

Esther E. Berezofsky litigates environmental mass-tort claims involving PFAS, lead-contaminated water, and other toxic exposures for families, property owners, and public clients.

Anna Benvenutti Hoffmann litigates wrongful-conviction and police-fabrication cases in federal trial and appellate courts nationwide.

Andre M. Mura litigates privacy, consumer, and public-law cases at Gibbs Mura, combining trial advocacy with appeals over complex claims and remedies.

Frank M. Pitre represents people and communities in wildfire, utility disaster and other complex plaintiffs' litigation.

Thomas R. Kline’s Philadelphia trials: the $51 million Hall v. SEPTA verdict and contempt ruling, a year-by-year cerebral palsy award, Tim Piazza’s law.

Robert A. Bilott took a farmer’s call about a dying herd in 1998 and forced PFOA into the open: a class of seventy thousand water drinkers, a science panel written into a settlement, and the national limit that followed.

Emma Gilmore’s securities practice combines cross-border evidence development, appellate doctrine, and close control of the pleading record.

Susan L. Burke represented Abu Ghraib detainees against L-3, argued for them before the en banc Fourth Circuit, and sued Blackwater over Nisoor Square.

Marlan B. Wilbanks represents whistleblowers in health care False Claims Act cases, including cases pursued after the government declines to intervene.

Jeremy P. Robinson represents shareholders in appeals, jury trials, financial-product discovery, and corporate-governance litigation.

Tab Turner represents families in rollover and tire-failure cases, including Cooper Tire v. Tuckier and a $131 million Explorer verdict against Ford.

Marc E. Elias leads high-stakes election litigation across voting access, redistricting, recounts, certification, and constitutional election law.