Introduction

From helping patients obtain insurance coverage to leading the case that ignited scrutiny of NFL player head injuries, our plaintiffs’ practice encompasses a broad spectrum of subject matters and industries.

Unlike firms limited to class actions or a narrow range of plaintiffs’ specialties, we often dive into and master new, complex issues and subject matters, build strong legal arguments, and take them to trial.

We have represented creditors’ committees, states, businesses, classes, individuals, and groups. Our attorneys have served on plaintiffs’ steering committees and executive committees and worked on large, multi-firm efforts that can take years to resolve.

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Trial-ready team

We are trial lawyers, not just plaintiffs’ lawyers—our ranks are filled with dozens of former prosecutors, public defenders, and trial lawyers who have spent months trying complex civil and criminal cases to juries around the country.

Our trial experience counts when a client must decide between accepting an attractive settlement or taking the case to a jury. And our experience doesn’t stop in the trial court—we have won cases in venues as diverse as the U.S. Supreme Court and the Maryland General Assembly.

Understanding the other side

We have been on the defense side hundreds of times—in matters ranging from complex civil disputes to white-collar criminal cases. Understanding the defense and the role of prosecutors and regulators, as well as the pressures on our opponents at all stages of the proceedings, gives our clients an edge in plaintiffs’ cases.

We have worked a wide variety of cases—from an elaborate nationwide scheme to defraud customers in structured settlements, to the role of international banks in funding Middle East terrorism, to an accountant kidnapped, imprisoned and tortured in the Philippines because his employer mishandled the ransom demands. Securities fraud, wrongful death, will contest, toxic tort, professional negligence: if it’s a complex problem, we can master the subject matter and industry context, craft a compelling argument, and take it to trial.

Collaboration is key

Plaintiffs’ law firms around the country regularly look to us as partners in some of their biggest and most complex cases. We are committed to working with plaintiffs’ co-counsel in open, collaborative ways that maximize our clients’ chances for success and make economic sense.

We represent creditors’ committees, states, businesses, classes, individuals and groups. We’ve also served on plaintiffs’ steering committees and executive committees, and worked on large, multi-firm efforts that took a decade or more to bring home.

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