Rankings
Leading firm in USA 2026

Ranked Department
Ranked Department

Ranked Individual
Ranked Individual
Top figures
3
Partners
10
Company Size
2024
Established Year
Content provided by Aurelian Law PLLC
Overview
Provided by Aurelian Law PLLC
Industry sectors (7)
- Healthcare
- Education
- Financial Institutions
- Nonprofit
- Public Companies
- Governments
- Private Companies
Capabilities (11)
- Crisis Response
- Independent Investigations
- Internal investigations
- White-Collar Defense
- False Claims Act
- Government Litigation
- Healthcare Litigation
- Appeals
- Law Firm Defense and Legal Ethics
- Public Interest Work
- Class Actions
Key people
Provided by Aurelian Law PLLC
Brian M. Feldman
Partner
Laura K. Schwalbe
Partner
David E. Farber
Partner
Work & experience
Provided by Aurelian Law PLLC
Aurelian serves clients facing crises, tackling high stakes matters, or pursuing the public interest. We have won precedent-setting victories in federal and state trial and appellate courts. Our partners are recognized thought leaders, quoted not only in legal industry periodicals, but also by the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, Reuters, and even the U.S. Department of Justice itself.
Notable work
Provided by Aurelian Law PLLC
SEC v. City of Rochester (W.D.N.Y.)
Aurelian resolved this SEC litigation on unprecedentedly favorable terms: no monetary payment and no monitor.
Daniels v. Moores (2d Cir.)
Aurelian, as class appellate counsel, secured this historic statewide injunction against New York State.
Mosaic Health, Inc. v. Sanofi-Aventis U.S., LLC (2d Cir.)
Aurelian is advancing the rights of safety-net healthcare providers nationwide in this high-profile case.
Ranked Offices at Aurelian Law PLLC
Provided by Aurelian Law PLLC
Ranked Departments at Aurelian Law PLLC (1)
Ranked Individuals at Aurelian Law PLLC (2)
Top figures
3
Partners
10
Company Size
2024
Established Year
Content provided by Aurelian Law PLLC
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