PRACTICE FOCUS · MASS TORTS & CLASS ACTIONS

Retained by Leadership Committees to Keep Hundreds of Co-Counsel Firms on One Message.

On the Johns Hopkins mass tort, $50 million was the number on the table before an AP story broke — the final settlement for nearly 9,000 women was $190 million. I manage communications for MDL and class action leadership teams through matters like that one, filing through settlement.

THE APPROACH

I'm regularly retained by plaintiff leadership and steering committees to manage communications around multidistrict litigation and class actions that draw significant public attention and scrutiny. The Johns Hopkins/Dr. Nikita Levy mass tort is the clearest example: $50 million was the number being floated — until an AP wire story broke the same day, picked up within hours by The Washington Post, NPR and NBC News, on a day the news cycle was supposed to belong to U.S.-Russia tensions. The final settlement for nearly 9,000 women was $190 million — the kind of work that requires keeping dozens or hundreds of co-counsel firms aligned on a single message while managing a public narrative that shifts by the week.

See how this played out: the Johns Hopkins case on Results →

Case outcomes depend on the specific facts of each matter; past results do not guarantee a similar outcome in future cases.

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How It Works
Coordinates communications across plaintiff leadership and steering committees on active MDLs and class actions, keeping every co-counsel firm aligned on message and timing.
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What You Get
A single, consistent public narrative across a coordinated litigation effort, even as the number of firms and plaintiffs involved grows.
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Why It Matters
Your leadership committee speaks with one voice instead of dozens of competing ones.

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