The Lawyers

Matt Casey tries catastrophic-injury cases involving premises liability, medical negligence, defective products, abuse in care settings, industrial explosions, and insurance bad faith.

Joshua D. Koskoff argued Soto v. Bushmaster for Sandy Hook families, led them to a $73 million Remington settlement and sues Smith & Wesson over Highland Park.

Lisa B. Weinstein leads Grant & Eisenhofer’s birth-injury practice, whose trial team won a $14 million Cook County verdict for Praise Oyedapo’s estate.

Hilary Harris Klein of SCSJ led the 2020 suit that won North Carolina absentee voters notice and a chance to cure ballot errors, now written into state law.

Jerry Schlichter is the founding and co-managing partner of Schlichter Bogard, known for pioneering ERISA excessive-fee litigation and three unanimous Supreme Court victories.

Timothy J. Becker of St. Paul is plaintiffs’ co-lead counsel in the Suboxone film dental-injury MDL against Indivior in the Northern District of Ohio.

Jason A. Forge’s securities practice combines appellate reversals, jury verdicts, and discovery-driven preparation against major public companies.

Ned McWilliams litigates PFAS drinking-water, environmental, and pharmaceutical mass-tort cases from Pensacola, Florida.

Lee D. Rudy litigates shareholder cases seeking derivative judgments, class relief, corporate recoveries, and direct investor compensation.

Timothy P. O’Brien litigates Pittsburgh civil-rights cases involving police misconduct, municipal custom, jail abuse, recording rights, and constitutional appeals; he also serves as a neutral.

Michael J. Dowd has taken disputed securities facts through jury trial, post-trial judgment, appeal, remand, and a final class resolution.

St. Paul lawyer whose public-nuisance suit over priest Thomas Adamson won the release of 46 accused priests’ names and police-reporting rules in two dioceses.

Bradley J. Edwards represents crime victims in CVRA litigation and civil trafficking-accountability cases involving financial organizations.

Joel Friedlander prosecutes Delaware stockholder cases through trial and appeal, with a record including Rural/Metro, Activision Blizzard, and Mindbody.

Brian D. Clark co-led runner-peanut farmers’ price-suppression class against Birdsong, Golden Peanut and Olam to $102.75 million in settlements.

Michael W. Sobol’s plaintiff-side banking work spans overdraft trials and appeals, consumer credit, and coordinated litigation.

Shannon Price Minter has spent more than thirty years making the small papers of American life, a marriage license, a birth certificate, a service record, apply to LGBTQ+ people equally, from Smith v. Knoller to Talbott.

Mary Louise Cohen helped build a national whistleblower practice under the False Claims Act, spanning health care and government contracting.

Robert M. Thomas Jr. represents whistleblowers in health care and pharmaceutical False Claims Act cases from his Boston practice.

Darren J. Robbins litigates securities cases from initial investigation through jury trial, appeal, claims administration, and settlement, including the fourteen-year Household matter.

Jahan C. Sagafi is an Outten & Golden partner representing workers in employment class actions, pay-equity, wage-and-hour, and appellate matters.

Daniel S. Drosman brings a prosecutor’s trial discipline to investor cases, with a record spanning Household, Twitter, First Solar, mortgage-backed securities, and credit ratings.

Daryl D. Parks practices with Parks Law in Tallahassee. He represented Corey Jones’s family during the investigation and separate civil proceedings arising from the fatal police encounter.