Consumer fraud & privacy lawyers

Leslie A. Brueckner handles appeals involving product safety, consumer class actions, medical warnings, newsgathering rights, environmental remedies, and federal preemption.

Hausfeld chair Brian A. Ratner: counsel for vitamin C buyers in a Supreme Court case on foreign law and negotiator of the Parker ITR marine hose settlement.

Thomas M. Sobol originated the purchasers’ fraud-on-the-FDA antitrust case against Ranbaxy, settled for $485 million two weeks before trial.

Carol C. Villegas leads securities and data-privacy litigation from claim selection and evidence development through appeal, trial, and resolution.

Ben Wizner is an ACLU Deputy Legal Director and Director of its Center for Democracy, with a practice spanning speech, privacy and constitutional litigation.

Elizabeth J. Cabraser led the Volkswagen Clean Diesel consumer settlements, whose buyback, repair, and claims design returned more than $9.5 billion.

Eric L. Cramer litigates plaintiff-side antitrust class actions involving UFC fighter pay, chicken-grower compensation, fleet-card fees, and college financial aid.

The question was how Anthropic obtained the books. Geman served as co-lead class counsel for authors in the copyright case that reached a $1.5 billion settlement.

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.

Seth A. Katz, co-lead class counsel in the East Palestine derailment case: the soil sampling, the $600 million Norfolk Southern settlement and its payouts.

Michael D. Hausfeld’s collective litigation spans antitrust, human rights, environmental harm, and the commercial use of college athletes’ likenesses.

Wilson M. Dunlavey litigates environmental torts, consumer fraud, product liability, climate-related claims, and class actions.

Allison M. Zieve directs Public Citizen Litigation Group and its Supreme Court Assistance Project, with a practice in consumer rights and federal preemption.

Nathan Freed Wessler’s ACLU practice addresses digital privacy, cell-site location records, biometric technology, and government surveillance.

Michael B. Eisenkraft litigates securities and antitrust matters involving trading systems, market structure, mortgage-backed securities, and complex financial products.

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

Michael Rubin represents workers and benefits claimants in appellate, class, and public-interest litigation.

Michael P. Canty’s investor-side record spans pharmaceutical, technology, insurance, and acquisition-related securities cases developed toward trial.

Randy Renick represents workers in wage-and-hour, living-wage, employment, and class-action litigation.

Sharan Nirmul represents investors in securities class actions built through discovery, expert proof, trial preparation, and settlement.

Monique Olivier represents workers and classes in employment, wage-and-hour, ERISA, civil-rights, consumer, trial, and appellate litigation.

Leslie-Anne Taylor represents people in mesothelioma and product-liability litigation and was counsel for the Lovells in their $42.6 million talc verdict against Johnson & Johnson.

Sarah London tried the first federal Uber sexual assault bellwether to an $8.5 million verdict and co-leads the national Uber and Roblox litigation.

Deepak Gupta’s appellate practice represents consumers, workers, and civil-rights plaintiffs in Supreme Court cases and the defense of trial judgments.