The Lawyers

Emma Freudenberger tries civil-rights cases involving coerced confessions, fabricated identifications, suppressed DNA, custodial deaths, municipal liability, and relief after exoneration.

Amal Clooney represented a Yazidi survivor in the first genocide conviction of an Islamic State member. Her work in Frankfurt and the cases that followed.

Karen Tumlin leads Justice Action Center and litigates immigration and constitutional cases involving family reunification, entry restrictions, and class relief.

Daniel McGee tries product-liability, catastrophic-injury, brain and spinal injury, toxic-tort, and wrongful-death cases.

Elizabeth J. Cabraser led the Volkswagen Clean Diesel consumer settlements, whose buyback, repair, and claims design returned more than $9.5 billion.

Javier Bleichmar evaluates and litigates securities-fraud class actions and shareholder-derivative cases seeking corporate relief.

Daniel E. Baron advises on private-market data, financial technology, securities, fund governance, digital assets, and cross-border transactions.

Rebecca S. Williford leads Disability Rights Advocates, with litigation addressing emergency planning, detention, digital access, and equal participation.

Mary L. Bonauto planned marriage equality one court at a time, from Baker v. State and Goodridge to the DOMA challenges and the Obergefell argument, and still guides GLAD Law’s defense of the ground she won.

Thomas M. Greene represents whistleblowers in False Claims Act and pharmaceutical fraud litigation, including the litigation over Neurontin marketing.

Patrick A. Salvi II tried Kamuda v. Sterigenics to a $363 million ethylene-oxide verdict and helped settle more than 870 Willowbrook cases for $408 million.

Shelley R. Slade represents whistleblowers in healthcare and pharmaceutical fraud cases, tracing payments and billing records through False Claims Act litigation.

Kansas City trial lawyer who tried the home sellers’ antitrust case against the National Association of Realtors to a $1.785 billion jury verdict.

J. Michael Reck represents survivors in disclosure litigation, coordinated settlements, and bankruptcy claims.

Scott R. Frieling tries and appeals toxic-tort cases involving benzene, asbestos, PCBs, pesticides, industrial exposure, expert evidence, and latent disease.

Eric L. Cramer litigates plaintiff-side antitrust class actions involving UFC fighter pay, chicken-grower compensation, fleet-card fees, and college financial aid.

Lane R. Jubb Jr. tries medical-malpractice, aviation, defamation, Title IX, civil-rights, and wrongful-use-of-civil-proceedings cases.

Claudia Center advances disability rights through workplace accommodation, education access, appellate advocacy, and systemic remedies.

Hausfeld chair Brian A. Ratner: counsel for vitamin C buyers in a Supreme Court case on foreign law and negotiator of the Parker ITR marine hose settlement.

Michelle Simpson Tuegel has represented survivors in university abuse claims, the USA Gymnastics bankruptcy, and a hotel-negligence trial that produced a $44 million jury verdict.

Seattle trial lawyer who tried the Ride the Ducks crash case to a $123 million verdict, Simon v. Holguin to $44.7 million, and a 1976 foster-care case.

Aimee H. Wagstaff tries pesticide and medical-product cases and has held national leadership roles in the federal Roundup litigation.

Michael Ronickher represents whistleblowers in Medicare Advantage, tax, financial fraud and cybersecurity matters at Whistleblower Partners.