The Lawyers

Joseph R. Saveri led the engineers’ no-poach class against Apple and Google and twice took a capacitor price-fixing class to trial in San Francisco.

Chicago trial lawyer who won federal jury verdicts for Thaddeus Jimenez, William Amor’s estate, and John Fulton and Anthony Mitchell after wrongful convictions.

Sam Iola represents people and families in mesothelioma cases involving environmental asbestos, industrial talc, and other product exposures.

Brian Panish tries catastrophic-injury and product-liability cases involving defective products, corporate safety decisions, and mass-casualty events.

Katherine M. Sinderson litigates securities cases through pleading, discovery, record development, trial preparation, and settlement evaluation.

Reed Colfax argued Georgia NAACP v. LaGrange, the Eleventh Circuit utility-service ruling, and represented Sapelo Island’s Gullah Geechee residents.

Class counsel in the $248 million Taishan Chinese drywall settlement and co-lead counsel in the Philips CPAP MDL’s $25 million medical monitoring settlement.

Samuel H. Rudman litigates securities class actions and evaluates whether proposed settlements adequately protect shareholders, as reflected in the TD Banknorth litigation.

Co-lead counsel for pork consumers suing processors and Agri Stats, with $212 million in settlements, and for poultry and meat plant workers in wage cases.

James R. Marsh represents survivors in restitution, online-exploitation, civil-rights, and federal legislative matters.

Parvin Aminolroaya co-leads the federal GLP-1 cases against Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly over stomach and vision injuries after co-leading the Elmiron eye cases.

Mawuli Davis litigates Atlanta civil-rights and criminal cases involving police violence, protest rights, wrongful death, Tasers, no-knock raids, and accountability-court reform.

John Fiske represents public entities in wildfire recovery, environmental contamination, opioid litigation, school-district claims, public-nuisance actions, bankruptcy proceedings, and coordinated litigation.

Constance Rice's Los Angeles civil-rights work connects police accountability, public records and community violence prevention.

Adanté Pointer tries civil-rights and employment cases involving police shootings, wrongful death, video evidence, municipal liability, and discrimination.

Kevin R. Dean was co-lead counsel for families of nine Charleston firefighters killed in the 2007 Sofa Super Store fire and sues Takata and ARC over airbags.

J. Gerard Stranch IV litigates class actions and mass torts involving opioids, privacy, cybersecurity, product liability, antitrust, securities, and labor claims.

Bryan A. Stevenson is founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative. His practice includes juvenile sentencing, capital defense and constitutional litigation.

E. Michelle Drake represents consumers in data-breach, privacy, credit-reporting, background-check, and class-action litigation.

Mitchell Garabedian represents survivors in clergy, school, scouting and other abuse cases from Boston, Massachusetts.

Robert V. Chisholm argues disabled veterans’ appeals at the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, including Nohr v. McDonald and Wages v. McDonald.

Amy E. Keller represents consumers in privacy, cybersecurity, data-breach, defective-technology, and class-action litigation.

Jessica M. Dean tries mesothelioma and cosmetic-talc cases involving expert evidence, successor liability, damages, verdict preservation, and appellate review.