The Lawyers

Bhavani K. Raveendran’s civil-rights work includes the Botham Jean verdict, the George Floyd civil action, police-pursuit trials, constitutional appeals, and injunctions.

Joseph M. Sellers is a Cohen Milstein partner and founder and co-chair of its Civil Rights & Employment practice. He argued Wal-Mart v. Dukes.

Eve Hill advances disability rights, accessible technology, LGBTQ+ equality, voting access, and enforceable civil-rights remedies.

Dallas trial lawyer Charla Aldous tried the Beamers dram-shop case over Cowboys linebacker Jerry Brown’s death, opening with the officer who saw the driver.

John Rizio-Hamilton litigates securities matters involving Signet, Archegos, banks, bonds, iRhythm, and Silvergate and co-leads his firm’s securities department.

Robert M. Higgins of Lubin & Meyer, Boston: the Kekula sleep-study death at Boston Children’s and the Antonelli delayed-caesarean verdict in Middlesex.

Eve H. Cervantez represents workers and consumers in class actions involving data breaches, pay equity, privacy, wages, and civil rights.

Ricardo Echeverria has tried policyholder cases involving property losses, health coverage, liability-insurer settlement duties, and claim handling.

Carol V. Gilden is a Cohen Milstein partner who represents public funds and other large investors in securities class actions, derivative cases, and disputes involving domestic and cross-border financial instruments.

Robert M. Horkovich reconstructs the insurance policyholders bought decades before a loss came due, from the Stringfellow Acid Pits to the Fuller-Austin asbestos verdict, and has recovered more than $8 billion for them.

Laura H. Posner represents public funds and other investors in securities class actions, market-manipulation matters, public enforcement, and fiduciary counseling.

Thomas A. Dubbs litigates securities and commodities appeals involving territorial scope, class certification, price impact, loss causation, and disclosure remedies.

Sharon McGowan leads policy and litigation at the Human Rights Campaign. Her civil-rights work includes the trial victory in Schroer v. Billington.

David J. Caputo represents whistleblowers in health care and tax fraud cases and catastrophic injury clients at Youman & Caputo in Philadelphia.

Pamela S. Karlan is a Stanford Law School professor and co-director of its Supreme Court Litigation Clinic. She argued the Bostock and Zarda employment cases.

Darin L. Schanker tried and argued Gresser v. Banner Health, a newborn sepsis case whose $27.6 million verdict stood above Colorado’s $1 million cap.

G. Flint Taylor has spent more than five decades using records of police violence, concealed evidence, and repeated abuse to establish constitutional violations, hold municipalities accountable, and help secure reparations.

Reuben A. Guttman is a Washington plaintiffs’ lawyer whose practice includes whistleblower, False Claims Act, complex civil and class-action litigation.

Co-lead counsel for U.S. potash buyers in Minn-Chem v. Agrium, the en banc Seventh Circuit FTAIA ruling, and $90 million in direct purchaser settlements.

Elizabeth A. Fegan represents plaintiffs in class actions and mass torts involving injuries dispersed across large groups.

Anne B. Shaver represents workers and authors in pay-equity, labor-antitrust, retirement-benefit, and AI copyright class actions.

Jeremy A. Lieberman represents investors in cross-border securities cases involving class certification, domestic transactions, foreign law, and recovery.

Christopher A. Seeger guided the 3M Combat Arms litigation from an unprecedented federal docket to an administered settlement structured around proof, timing, liens, and claimant choice.