Consumer fraud & privacy lawyers

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.

Andrew N. Friedman represents consumers in privacy, data breach, digital advertising and product class actions at Cohen Milstein.

Steve W. Berman litigates class actions involving antitrust, consumer protection, mass torts, college-athlete compensation, and emerging technologies.

Brian D. Clark co-led runner-peanut farmers’ price-suppression class against Birdsong, Golden Peanut and Olam to $102.75 million in settlements.

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

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.

Jonathan D. Selbin’s plaintiff-side work spans overdraft fees, automated collection calls, and mortgage-market litigation.

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

Beth E. Terrell represents consumers, homeowners, and workers in class actions involving calls, mortgage servicing, credit reporting, and pay practices.

Previn Warren co-leads MDL 3047 and argued that Section 230 does not shield how Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube were built to hook children.

Andre M. Mura litigates privacy, consumer, and public-law cases at Gibbs Mura, combining trial advocacy with appeals over complex claims and remedies.

Kansas City trial lawyer who tried the home sellers’ antitrust case against the National Association of Realtors to a $1.785 billion jury verdict.

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

Rafey S. Balabanian handles privacy, biometric, TCPA, consumer-protection, and class-action litigation at Edelson PC.

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

Kristi C. Kelly’s tribal-lending and usury cases: Hengle v. Asner, a $43.4 million judgment against Matt Martorello, Lac du Flambeau loans, zombie mortgages.

Rebecca E. Boon uses securities and derivative litigation to connect workplace misconduct with board oversight, investor disclosure, and enforceable corporate duties.

Javier Bleichmar evaluates and litigates securities-fraud class actions and shareholder-derivative cases seeking corporate relief.

Jay Edelson litigated claims over Facebook’s use of biometric data, placing product design and consent at the center of Illinois privacy law.

Steven J. Toll’s investor-side practice connects appellate advocacy, class-certification strategy, mortgage-backed-securities litigation, and the judgment required to mediate cases with public funds and other large investors.

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

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

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.