Litigation: Trial Lawyers | USA

Barry Berke, co-chair of Gibson Dunn’s Litigation department has a wealth of experience defending clients subject to criminal charges for corruption, insider trading and fraud, among others. He is based in New York.

Karen Dunn has attained a formidable reputation for her pedigree in trial work, having acted for an impressive array of major corporations and boards of directors in their most challenging courtroom matters.

Theodore Wells receives universal acclaim as one of the country's premier trial lawyers. He represents the full gamut of corporate clients in high-profile commercial and criminal trials. Based in New York, he cochairs the litigation practice in Paul, Weiss.

Allison Brown is highly regarded for her leadership in major product liability and toxic tort trials, particularly those concerning pharmaceuticals and medical devices.

Keller Anderle & Scnolnick founding partner Jennifer Keller boasts an excellent reputation for her work in commercial disputes, including cases involving IP infringements, fraud and breach of contract. She is based in Orange County.

Matthew Menchel is a renowned white-collar litigator at Kobre & Kim, known for trying many of the country's most high-profile criminal cases. He is based in Miami.

Paul Schmidt has a distinguished reputation for representing clients in a range of product liability trials, regularly defending major pharmaceutical companies. He works out of Covington & Burling's New York office and cochairs its product liability and mass torts practice.

Robert Brock has a wealth of experience trying large-scale product liability cases and mass torts on behalf of pharmaceutical, medical device and technology companies. He is based in Kirkland & Ellis's Washington, DC office.

Alexandra Walsh has an impressive breadth and depth of trial experience, with capabilities handling product liability, securities and criminal-related disputes in trial and appellate courts. She is based in Washington, DC at Anapol Weiss.

Ekwan Rhow is a sought after trial lawyer with experience representing corporates across the automotive, tech and media and entertainment industries, among others. He is a named partner at Bird Marella based in the firm's Los Angeles office.

Henry Asbill is highly regarded as one of the country's foremost trial lawyers for white-collar criminal cases and defends clients facing charges of healthcare fraud, tax law violations and public corruption. He is a partner at Schertler Onorato, based in Washington, DC.

Jennifer Saulino is noted for her breadth and depth of trial experience, which encompasses product liability, white-collar and commercial disputes. She is based in the Washington, DC office of Sidley Austin and co-leads the firm's product liability practice.

John Lauro is a renowned trial lawyer with a wealth of experience handling complex, high-profile white-collar cases. His expertise covers a wide range of areas including healthcare and securities and conspiracy. He splits his time between Lauro & Singer's Tampa and New York offices.

Austin-based Kim Bueno is an experienced trial lawyer who is particularly highly sought after for her strength in product liability litigation, with considerable expertise handling pharmaceutical and medical device cases.

Chicago-based Sean Berkowtiz has an impressive depth and breadth of litigation expertise, which sees him handle complex commercial and securities cases, as well as white-collar criminal matters. He is global chair of Latham & Watkins' complex commercial litigation practice.

Steven McCool is highly regarded for his expert handling of criminal cases, involving issues such as bank and securities fraud, money laundering and FCPA violations. He is based in the Washington, DC office of McGuireWoods.

Tracie Renfroe acts for clients in the energy, manufacturing and pharmaceutical sectors and is noted for her considerable expertise in environmental and product liability litigation. She is managing partner of King & Spalding's Houston office and chairs the firm's global energy practice.