The Lawyers

Leigh O’Dell co-led federal talc cases against Johnson & Johnson through three dismissed bankruptcies and tried Gayle Emerson’s case in Philadelphia.

Tara D. Sutton tries mass-tort cases involving tobacco, JUUL, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, tribal opioid claims, and disputes over expert evidence and causation.

Joseph J. Tabacco Jr. represents investors in securities, mortgage-backed-securities, and benchmark-rate litigation, including CalPERS and IndyMac matters.

Morgan A. Stewart represents survivors in criminal proceedings, school-system claims, and coordinated settlements.

Kevin D. Docherty represented three Ohio workshop employees paid as little as $2.00 an hour in a Section 14(c) subminimum-wage case against Seneca Re-Ad.

Scott Glovsky litigates California health-insurance denials, from the Arce and Dion class settlements against Kaiser to the Aetna deposition that exposed denials signed without reading the patient’s records.

Christopher Paulos led the Levin Papantonio team that proved Iran’s support caused attacks on U.S. troops in Iraq, securing a $983.6M judgment against Iran.

Dan Feinberg represents plan participants in ERISA cases, from the en banc Abatie ruling to $32 million Tribune and $84 million Wells Fargo ESOP settlements.

Matthew W.H. Wessler handles plaintiff appeals involving retirement plans, arbitration, consumer lending, antitrust, and access to the courts.

Lawrence Greenberg tries criminal-defense, civil-rights, catastrophic-injury, wrongful-death, DUI, and medical-malpractice cases in Maryland.

Tor Gronborg’s securities practice joins trial work, appellate pleading, electronic discovery, and large-scale investor recoveries across technology, pharmaceuticals, and insurance.

Steven J. Toll’s investor-side practice connects appellate advocacy, class-certification strategy, mortgage-backed-securities litigation, and the judgment required to mediate cases with public funds and other large investors.

Alphonse A. Gerhardstein represents people in civil-rights, marriage-equality and police-accountability litigation from Cincinnati.

Stephen S. Hasegawa follows public loss into the places the whistleblower bar overlooks, the border, the procurement contract, the specification sheet, from the Linde customs case to Office Depot and UnitedHealth.

Adam T. Klein represents workers in employment discrimination, wage-and-hour, digital-discrimination, and civil-rights class actions.

Kimberley Motley is an international litigator and founder of The Justness Project. Her work spans human rights and criminal, civil and commercial disputes.

Cassie Preston Gailmor represents plaintiffs in transportation, premises-liability, workplace-injury, construction, and insurance disputes.

Gregory Y. Porter represents ESOP and retirement-plan participants and argued the appeal affirming a $29.8 million Constellis ESOP judgment.

Erin K. Copeland leads the Paragard IUD breakage MDL in Atlanta and helped lead California’s Essure cases to Bayer’s $1.6 billion settlement.

Tommy D. Roebig tries Florida civil cases involving catastrophic injury, wrongful death, premises liability, liquor liability, and trucking collisions.

Thomas A. Saenz leads MALDEF’s national civil-rights work across voting, education, employment, immigrant rights, and enforceable remedies.

Barry Scheck used blood typing to free Marion Coakley, defeated a DNA match in People v. Castro, and tried George Rodriguez’s crime-lab case against Houston.

Philadelphia trial lawyer Shanin Specter tried the first two 737 MAX damages trials against Boeing and the Ellison VA dental-stroke case.