Appellate & constitutional lawyers

Michael Sacchet argued against 3M’s government-contractor defense and tried earplug bellwethers that ended in $110 million and $77.5 million verdicts.

Chicago consumer lawyer who argued Heintz v. Jenkins, the 1995 Supreme Court ruling that lawyers who regularly collect consumer debts are FDCPA debt collectors.

Eugene Felton Jr. tries and appeals catastrophic-injury cases involving hospital negligence, paralysis, negligent security, official immunity, and sovereign immunity.

Randall Kallinen litigates civil-rights cases in Houston involving federal tort claims, police misconduct, jail safety, compelled speech, public records, trials, and appeals.

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

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

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

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.