The Lawyers

Chip Merlin represents policyholders after catastrophic property losses and writes about the evidence and coverage rules behind insurance claims.

Alexander R. Wheeler tries and appeals cases involving catastrophic injury, wrongful death, workplace and school safety, defamation, class claims, and judgment enforcement.

Tricia Rojo Bushnell leads wrongful-conviction and justice-reform efforts involving exoneration, compensation, records relief, reentry, prosecutor review, and safeguards against future wrongful convictions.

John C. Clune represents students, survivors, and athletes against universities and governing bodies, from the Kinsman settlement with Florida State to the Title IX appeal of the House v. NCAA settlement.

James J. Pizzirusso represents plaintiffs in data-breach, privacy, consumer-protection, and class-action litigation.

Atlanta trial lawyer who, with Laura Shamp, tried Buckelew v. Womack to a $75 million stroke-misdiagnosis verdict affirmed by the Georgia Court of Appeals.

Cleveland civil-rights and mass-tort lawyer: a fee ruling over Cuyahoga County’s withheld jail-abuse video; co-lead counsel in the Suboxone MDL.

Jonathan H. Feinberg litigates civil-rights cases involving custodial medical care, wrongful conviction, fabricated evidence, immigration detention, the right to record police, and constitutional appeals.

Jonathan D. Orent led the Atrium C-QUR hernia mesh MDL, negotiated its settlement, and tried Trevino v. Davol to a negligence verdict against Bard.