What Sets Us Apart:
We fight for innocent victims of misconduct. We NEVER represent large corporations that perpetrate misconduct. Instead, we vigorously take them on to secure justice and compensation for our clients.
We collaborate with nonprofit organizations that make the world a better place. We work with selfless organizations around the globe to investigate, develop and litigate cases.
We are creative thinkers that employ innovative legal strategies to tackle challenging cases. We litigate both complex class actions and compelling individual claims.
Our lawyers have graduated from top schools, litigated groundbreaking cases, recovered hundreds of millions of dollars, published books and articles, been featured on television and received many awards.
Practice Areas
- Price-Fixing
- Monopolization
- Market Allocation
- Exclusive Dealing and Tying
- Public Accommodations
- Accessible Technology
- Accessible Government Services
- Website Accessibility
- Race Discrimination
- Source of Income Discrimination
- Unfair Criminal Screening
- Disability Rights
- Misleading Public Filings
- Insider Trading
- Investor Rights
- Ponzi and Pyramid Schemes
- Cornering and Squeezing
- Front Running
- Pumping and Dumping
- Benchmark Distortion
- Wrongful Termination
- Failure to Hire
- Failure to Promote
- Equal Pay Violations
- Dairy Farmers
- Cattle Ranchers
- Fishermen
- Poultry Growers
- Failure to Pay Minimum Wage
- Failure to Pay Overtime Wages
- Misclassification
- Retaliation
- False Advertising
- Defective Products
- Breach of Warranty
- Breach of Contract
- Defense Base Act
- Labor Trafficking
- Failure to Pay Death Benefits
- Failure to Pay Disability Benefits
- Wrongful Arrests
- Excessive Use of Force
- Unlawful Searches and Seizures
- Police Shootings
- Qui Tam Lawsuits
- Bribes to Foreign Governments
- Fraud in Financial Markets
- Cheating on Federal Taxes
LATEST NEWS
Reuters: US Nuclear Plant Operators Sued in Class Action Over Worker Pay
Constellation Energy (CEG.O), Duke Energy (DUK.N), Pacific Gas & Electric and all other operators of the country’s commercial nuclear power plants have been accused in a new lawsuit of conspiring to suppress pay for thousands of workers since 2003.
Read MoreLaw360: Poultry Workers Get Final OK On $398M Wage-Fixing Deals
A Maryland federal judge granted final approval Thursday to settlements worth nearly $400 million for poultry processing workers who claimed that the nation’s biggest chicken producers conspired to suppress their wages.
Read MoreERC Files Accessible Design and Construction Complaints Against Properties in Washington, D.C. and Baltimore
Today, the Equal Rights Center (ERC) filed two complaints alleging accessible design and construction violations at properties in Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, MD.
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