The Lawyers

Bryan Aylstock led servicemembers in the 3M earplug MDL through the contractor-defense ruling, bellwether trials, Aearo’s bankruptcy and a $6 billion deal.

Irwin M. Zalkin represents survivors in appellate, organizational-liability, and coordinated-resolution litigation.

Karla Gilbride litigates civil-rights and appellate matters involving disability access, workers’ rights, arbitration, federal enforcement, administrative law, and access to courts.

Amanda L. Riddle represents wildfire and disaster survivors, connecting large utility cases with the proof of each household's losses.

Dianne M. Nast leads the direct purchasers in Philadelphia’s generic-drug price-fixing MDL: eight settlements, certified bellwether classes, pro rata shares.

Siddhartha H. Rathod tries civil-rights cases involving police misconduct, wrongful death, failure to intervene, municipal liability, disability rights, and constitutional claims.

Robert Mongeluzzi’s plaintiff-side practice reconstructs structural and transportation failures, then confronts the difficult remedial questions that follow mass injury.

Shelley Hutson gave the closing for four women in a $26.7 million Pinnacle mesh verdict against Boston Scientific and is co-lead counsel in the 3M earplug MDL.

Luis Carrillo has spent decades trying California civil-rights, police-misconduct, child-abuse, catastrophic-injury, and wrongful-death cases.

Noreen Farrell leads Equal Rights Advocates, pursuing gender equity through Title IX litigation, equal-pay legislation, and workplace civil-rights advocacy.

Michael J. Gottlieb represented Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss through discovery sanctions, a damages trial, an injunction, bankruptcy enforcement, and satisfaction of their defamation judgment.

Genie Harrison represents employees and survivors in sexual-harassment, discrimination, retaliation, equal-pay, wrongful-termination, and sexual-abuse litigation.

Deborah K. Marcuse litigates employment discrimination, pay equity, Title IX, class actions, forced arbitration, immigration detention, and civil-rights claims.

Richard M. Heimann represents investors in securities trials and shareholder derivative litigation, including the Wells Fargo settlement.

Brent W. Johnson co-chairs Cohen Milstein’s antitrust practice and led its teams for poultry workers and chicken buyers suing processors and Agri Stats.

Darren J. Check helps public funds and other large investors identify securities claims, manage portfolio data, and choose among class, direct, opt-in, arbitration, and cross-border recovery paths.

Brian S. Kabateck litigates class actions, mass torts, insurance disputes, consumer claims, catastrophic injury, and disaster cases.

David Rudovsky litigates police-misconduct, wrongful-conviction, stop-and-frisk, and constitutional cases in Philadelphia and nationwide.

Eric H. Gibbs finds the common design beneath millions of transactions and sets it before a court, from the $105 million Providian settlement to the $115 million Anthem breach resolution and the Eaton Fire survivors.

Gerald D. Jowers Jr. tries birth-injury cases, among them A.J.J.T. v. United States, in which a federal judge found Army VBAC counseling negligent.

Julia Yoo tries and appeals civil-rights cases involving police use of force, custodial medical care, disability access, employment rights, sexual abuse, and constitutional claims.

Randall J. Baron represents shareholders in merger trials and litigation involving investment-bank liability and board accountability.

Cary J. Hansel tries and appeals civil-rights cases involving false confessions, jail violence, government liability, school safety, class claims, and revived claims by abuse survivors.