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Fayetteville, Arkansas The Law Office of Jason M. Hatfield P.A. has been named to the 2026 Best Law Firms® Regional Tier 1 list for Fayetteville, receiving top honors in the categories of Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs and Workers’ Compensation – Claimants. The annual rankings, published by Best Law Firms®, are widely regarded as an independent benchmark for excellence in the legal field nationwide.

Each year, Best Law Firms® compiles its rankings through an extensive evaluation process involving client feedback, peer input, leadership interviews, and a thorough assessment of each firm’s professional depth and community standing. The distinction reflects consistent performance and a sustained commitment to serving clients at the highest standards of legal practice.

The Law Office of Jason M. Hatfield has established itself as a prominent presence in Northwest Arkansas, advocating for individuals navigating the complexities of personal injury and workers’ compensation matters. The firm’s team, selected for their significant experience and familiarity with Arkansas law, has represented clients in a range of cases, from accident claims to workplace injuries.

For individuals and families in Fayetteville and across Northwest Arkansas who are seeking experienced representation, the recent recognition by Best Law Firms® offers an additional measure of the firm’s record and reputation.

At the Law Office of Jason M. Hatfield, P.A., we are seasoned veterans of the Arkansas legal system. We have families who are proud to live, work, and play in Northwest Arkansas – from Fayetteville to Bentonville.

Law Office of Jason M. Hatfield, P.A.
1025 E Don Tyson Pkwy
Springdale, AR 72764
(479) 888-4789
https://www.jhatfieldlaw.com/
Press Contact : Jason Hatfield

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North Charleston, South Carolina – Malcolm M. Crosland, Jr., a prominent attorney at Steinberg Law Firm, has been honored with the N. Michael Rucka Lifetime Achievement Award by the Workers’ Injury Law & Advocacy Group (WILG). This prestigious award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated unwavering support for WILG’s mission to advocate for the rights of injured workers throughout their careers.

The N. Michael Rucka Lifetime Achievement Award is a testament to Crosland’s commitment to the legal community and his enduring influence in advocating for workers’ rights. “Receiving this award is an incredible honor, and I am grateful for the recognition from my peers,” Crosland stated, reflecting on the significance of the accolade. “It underscores the importance of our work at WILG and the collective efforts of all involved in supporting the rights of injured workers.”

WILG is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to representing the interests of millions of workers and their families who face the repercussions of workplace injuries and illnesses. By providing education, resources, and a network for attorneys and advocates, WILG plays a crucial role in advancing the cause of injured workers across the country.

Crosland, who has practiced law for over 34 years, follows in the footsteps of a family legacy, with both his father and grandfather having dedicated their lives to the legal profession. This deep-rooted commitment to law has shaped Crosland’s approach, characterized by honesty, compassion, and a zealous pursuit of justice for his clients. 

Throughout his distinguished career, Crosland has been instrumental in numerous appellate decisions, making significant contributions to the legal landscape in South Carolina. His dedication extends beyond the courtroom; he is actively involved in charitable organizations and has held leadership roles in law-related committees. Notably, he served as the past president of WILG, where he played a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s mission to protect the rights of working individuals.

Crosland’s recognition by WILG not only highlights his individual contributions but also reinforces the mission of Steinberg Law Firm, which has been serving the people of South Carolina since 1927, assisting victims of negligence in personal injury, workers’ compensation, and car accident cases.

The Steinberg Law Firm has been assisting victims of negligence in South Carolina since 1927 including personal injury, workers’ compensation, and car accidents. For more information, please contact the firm at 843-720-2800.

Steinberg Law Firm
3955 Faber Place Drive, Suite 300
North Charleston, SC 29405
(843) 720-2800
pbaron@steinberglawfirm.com
https://www.steinberglawfirm.com/
Press Contact : Patti Baron

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Marion, Illinois – Rankings.io, a leading digital marketing agency for law firms, has acquired Gladiator Law Marketing, an established agency known for its quality work in SEO, PPC, design, and digital advertising.

“I’ve known Adam Draper and Lisa Vaughn for years,” said Chris Dreyer, Founder and CEO of Rankings.io. “We’ve always been friendly competitors, and I’ve always respected how they operate. Their values (do great work, treat clients well, and focus on results) line up perfectly with ours, and that’s what made this such a natural fit.”

Gladiator’s full team has joined Rankings.io and is now fully integrated across all departments. Every client has been informed, onboarded, and continues to receive the same high level of service, now supported by Rankings.io’s expanded team and resources.

“Gladiator built a strong reputation in this industry because they cared deeply about their clients and their craft,” Dreyer said. “Our goal is to continue that legacy while also giving their clients even more horsepower and support.”

Dreyer, who has led Rankings.io since its founding, emphasized that the company remains founder-led and mission-driven.

“I love what I do and plan to do it until I croak,” Dreyer joked. “When that day comes, just put on my gravestone: God called. Said the firm’s pipeline is full.”

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“Gladiator’s top priority has always been to take care of our clients and our employees. We could not have found a better option to take that service to the next level. Not only does Rankings share our values, but they also share our tenacious focus on results. In an ever-changing world and marketplace, Rankings is poised to continue being an industry leader.”
– Adam Draper, Co-Founder and Former CEO, Gladiator Law Marketing

“From the beginning, Gladiator Law Marketing was built to capture the spirit of determination that defines the law firms we serve. We’ve always been Gladiators for Gladiators – driven, relentless, and committed to helping our clients conquer their markets. That same passion made joining forces with Rankings.io an easy choice. Chris Dreyer and the exceptional leadership team at Rankings.io have a proven record of delivering results — proof over promises — and that’s already been evident through the strong outcomes and positive feedback from our clients. It’s deeply meaningful to see what we built is carried forward by a team we respect.”
– Lisa Vaughn, Co-Founder and Former President, Gladiator Law Marketing

“I’ve always believed the real difference isn’t just in the big wins—it’s in the details, the follow-through, and the relationships you build. Joining forces with Rankings.io brings together two teams who share that same mindset: high integrity, a focus on real results, and a refusal to settle for average. I’m proud to carry forward the Gladiator legacy of doing great work, treating our clients like partners, and doubling down on what we do best—helping law firms win more cases.”
– Jacob Smith, Former COO, Gladiator Law Marketing

Rankings.io is a performance marketing agency specializing in personal injury law firms. The company helps attorneys dominate search and grow predictable case pipelines through SEO, AI search optimization (AIO), PPC, and performance-driven digital strategy. Founded by Chris Dreyer, Rankings.io is a long-term, founder-led agency built to help elite law firms achieve sustained growth and market leadership in an evolving search landscape.

Rankings.io
2008 W Main St Suite C, Marion, IL 62959
(888) 684-4830
ken@rankings.io
https://rankings.io/
Press Contact : Ken Mafli

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Woodland, California – After approximately 20 hours of deliberation, a Yolo County jury today delivered a verdict in favor of Michael Bisch, former Executive Director of Yolo Food Bank, on his long standing lawsuit against his former employer. The jury appears to have ruled unanimously on liability on all causes of action against all Defendants, including finding Yolo Food Bank liable for wrongful termination against public policy, whistleblower retaliation, breach of contract, and defamation. The jury also ruled to award punitive damages against Yolo Food Bank in connection with wrongful termination, whistleblower retaliation, and defamation, and also ruled to award punitive damages against former Yolo Food Bank director and real estate developer Dan Ramos.

For liability in the first damages phase, the jury has awarded $1,041,667 for wrongful termination, $1,051,667 for whistleblower retaliation, $666,667 for breach of contract, and varying amounts against the individual defendants and Yolo Food Bank for what Plaintiffs alleged was a campaign of defamation culminating in a press release issued by Yolo Feed Bank. Defamation damages against all individual defendants and Yolo Food Bank so far total approximately $240,000. The punitive damages phase of the deliberations will continue later in the month when the jury will decide on the amount of punitive damages to award.

“This verdict vindicates Mr. Bisch’s four years of exemplary service to Yolo County’s most vulnerable residents,” said Sanjiv N. Singh, lead counsel for Mr. Bisch, and veteran catastrophic loss litigator with major settlements and/or verdicts for high profile cases against The Boeing Company, Los Angeles County, American Airlines,  Level 10, Webcor, The Jay Paul Company, and numerous confidential settlements with major firms, charities, and corporations. “Mr. Bisch should be heralded as a champion of nonprofit accountability—he fought a long and hard battle to seek justice for retaliation and refused to capitulate when his Board gave in to improper pressure and conflicted interests.”

Michael B. Indrajana, Mr. Singh’s long standing co-counsel in 75 claims against Boeing in two separate crashes, sat second chair for what was his first jury trial. “It was a privilege to have worked by Michael Bisch’s side on this groundbreaking lawsuit,” Mr. Indrajana added.

Evidence at trial showed a systematic campaign to discredit Bisch, including false allegations that were not true and not properly investigated. Yolo Food Bank Board members’ own testimony revealed they likely conducted no meaningful investigation of allegations against Mr. Bisch. Evidence showed defendants’ explanations for termination were likely pretextual and constantly shifting. Multiple former employees testified to the positive transformation of the organization under Mr. Bisch’s leadership.

Singh added that, “This verdict sends a clear message that nonprofit executives cannot be terminated for fulfilling their ethical obligations and protecting the interests of the community.”

CASE REFERENCE: Michael Bisch v. Yolo Food Bank, et al., Yolo County Superior Court Case No. CV2022-1431

Sanjiv N. Singh APLC is a catastrophic loss litigation firm focusing on high stakes litigation. Current cases include multiple clients with losses in connection with the historic 2025 Altadena or so called Eaton Fire alleged to have been caused by Southern California Edison, high profile wrongful death cases against San Mateo County, catastrophic loss against a large Northern California transit company, and wrongful death claims against PG&E and the County of Marin for dangerous overhead power lines alleged to have killed a father of three. High profile cases include multiple settled claims against The Boeing Company for the crash of Lion Air Flight JT610, an eight digit settlement for the death of an iron worker at the Apple Campus in Sunnyvale, groundbreaking settlements in three different DCFS cases in Los Angeles county involving wrongful death and employee whistleblowing, and numerous other high impact matters.

Sanjiv N. Singh, APLC
1700 South El Camino Real, Suite 503
San Mateo, CA 94402
650-389-2255
admin@sanjivnsingh.com
https://www.sanjivnsingh.com/
Press Contact : Sanjiv Singh

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Detroit, Michigan – The ongoing search for accountability and justice in the aftermath of the 2020 Edenville Dam collapse will be in the spotlight as Detroit’s Local 4 News airs “Washed Away in Edenville” on Thursday, Nov. 13, at 5:30 p.m. The special broadcast comes at a critical juncture in the litigation, as the Michigan Court of Claims recently issued a detailed opinion allowing plaintiffs’ central expert witness to testify in the landmark case, David Krieger, et al. v. Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy, et al. (Case Nos. 20-000094-MM and related matters).

The May 19, 2020, failure of the Edenville Dam, followed by the overtopping of the Sanford Dam, led to catastrophic flooding across Midland, Saginaw, Arenac, Gladwin, and Losco counties. Nearly 11,000 residents were forced to evacuate, and more than 2,500 homes and buildings were damaged or destroyed. Damages have been estimated at over $1 billion, according to court filings.

Sommers Schwartz, based in Detroit, represents plaintiffs in the consolidated litigation pending before Hon. James Robert Redford in the Michigan Court of Claims. The lawsuits allege that state agencies, including the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR), engaged in actions and omissions that substantially contributed to the dam’s failure, resulting in devastating losses for thousands of Michiganders.

Central to the plaintiffs’ case is the testimony of William Sturtevant, a professional engineer and accomplished dam safety expert. In a recent opinion and order, Judge Redford denied the state’s motion to bar Sturtevant’s testimony, finding that his report and qualifications meet Michigan’s standards for expert evidence. The court’s analysis relied on the Michigan Rules of Evidence and key legal precedents, including the U.S. Supreme Court’s Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc., which guides the admissibility of scientific and technical expert testimony.

In his order, Judge Redford stated, “Sturtevant’s opinions easily satisfy this standard. Defendants acknowledge, and the Court agrees, that Sturtevant is qualified as an expert in dam safety and regulation whose testimony in this area is based on methods and procedures that are well-recognized in his field.” The court emphasized that the role of the judge at this stage is to act as a gatekeeper, ensuring that expert opinions presented at trial are both relevant and reliable, but not to weigh competing evidence before trial.

The opinion further noted that Sturtevant’s declaration spans 22 pages and addresses technical questions central to the case, including the extent of state knowledge about the dam’s hazardous condition and the regulatory actions taken leading up to the disaster. Plaintiffs allege, as detailed in court documents, that state regulators “willfully and with reckless disregard” ignored escalating risks, compounding the danger to the public and ultimately contributing to the dam’s collapse.

The court rejected the state’s arguments that the expert report’s form was insufficient, writing, “Simply put, the fact that plaintiffs submit Sturtevant’s expert report in the form of a declaration does not support exclusion of Sturtevant’s testimony at trial or another sanction under MCR 2.313.”

As the litigation advances, residents and legal observers await further developments. Sommers Schwartz attorney Jason Thompson, a lead trial attorney for the plaintiffs, urged community members to contact their representatives in the Michigan Senate and House of Representatives. “The people of these communities deserve meaningful compensation for the disruption and loss they have endured,” Thompson said. “The legal process is a critical avenue for ensuring those responsible are held to account, and that the people impacted by this disaster can rebuild their lives.”

Thursday’s “Washed Away in Edenville” feature on Local 4 News is expected to provide a comprehensive look at the disaster and its aftermath, including community stories, investigative reporting, and a summary of the ongoing litigation. The segment comes as the case gains significant momentum, with the court’s recent Daubert ruling ensuring that a key component of the plaintiffs’ evidence will be heard at trial.

The consolidated litigation represents one of the largest and most complex inverse condemnation actions in Michigan history. Plaintiffs seek compensation under a cause of action that, according to court records, provides a remedy for property owners when government actions substantially diminish property value without a formal exercise of eminent domain powers.

The Edenville Dam litigation has broader implications for the state’s infrastructure policies and regulatory oversight. As the court noted, the reliability and credibility of expert testimony will ultimately be determined by the court, following a full presentation of the facts and evidence at trial which will be live-streamed on YouTube for the public to view.

Local 4 News’ “Washed Away in Edenville” will air Thursday, Nov. 13, at 5:30 p.m., providing the public with timely updates on the disaster, its enduring impact on Michigan families, and the ongoing pursuit of justice. Viewers are encouraged to tune in to learn more about the legal and human dimensions of this unprecedented event.

Court documents and filings remain available for public review as the litigation continues. Sommers Schwartz remains committed to advocating for affected residents and ensuring that their voices are heard throughout the legal process.

CASE INFORMATION
David Krieger, et al. v. Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy, et al. Michigan Court of Claims
Case No. 20-000094-MM and related consolidated cases.

Sommers Schwartz is a powerhouse litigation firm made up of experienced personal injury lawyers, medical malpractice attorneys, commercial and business law attorneys, and employee rights lawyers fighting for unpaid wages and overtime. The law firm serves clients across the country from its offices in Michigan and California.

Sommers Schwartz, P.C.
3011 W. Grand Blvd. Suite 460D
Detroit, MI 48202
(248) 355-0300
https://www.sommerspc.com/
Press Contact : Media Contact

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New York, New York – McAlpin previously served as a criminal defense attorney in New York City and on Long Island, representing clients in matters ranging from disorderly conduct to first-degree murder. In addition to extensive trial and motion practice, she has secured several published decisions on substantive motions — experience that informs her meticulous approach to fact development and legal strategy.

A two-time graduate of Boston College, Kristin McAlpin earned her B.A. in 2014 and her J.D. from Boston College Law School in 2017. She was admitted to the New York bar in 2018. At Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Firm, she will apply her courtroom background and research-driven methodology to investigations, motion practice, and trial work on behalf of clients alleging injuries caused by medical malpractice.

“My background in criminal defense taught me that rigorous fact development and measured advocacy can change outcomes. At Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Firm, I’m eager to collaborate on cases that demand strategic judgment and tenacity on behalf of our clients,” said Kristin McAlpin, Associate.

Originally from Miami, Florida, McAlpin has called New York City home for eight years. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring new restaurants, visiting museums, taking self-guided walking tours, and spending time at Rockaway Beach.

The Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Firm, LLP is a New York–based plaintiffs’ firm representing individuals and families in personal injury, medical malpractice, and civil rights matters. With decades of experience, the firm pairs thorough case development and measured advocacy with a strong record of securing justice for clients across New York and beyond.

Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Firm, LLP
3 Park Ave, 37th Floor, New York, NY 10016
(212) 869-3500
k.mcalpin@fuchsberg.com
https://www.fuchsberg.com/
Press Contact : Kristin McAlpin

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Detroit, Michigan – Medical malpractice law firm, Sommers Schwartz, P.C. has announced a seven-figure dollar settlement in a recent medical malpractice case. The settlement resolves claims brought by a claimant who suffered brain injuries. 

The complaint alleged that within days of a procedure, a series of medical oversights and failures to respond to escalating symptoms led to cardiac arrest and severe brain injuries. 

The complaint cited medical records and revealed how the abdominal and brain injuries led to a cascade of complications. After multiple hospitalizations, the claimant’s attorneys argued how the client requires extensive care and is now dependent on others for all daily activities, requiring 24-hour home health aide assistance, ongoing therapy, and specialized equipment. Also, lost wages and non-economic damages were factored in.

“This matter underscores the importance of patient safety and timely intervention in post-surgical care,” said attorney Rick Groffsky in a statement accompanying the settlement. “We hope this resolution provides some measure of security for the family as they move forward.”

Sommers Schwartz has a long-standing history of representing clients in complex medical malpractice cases. In recent years, the firm has secured several notable settlements on behalf of individuals and families impacted by alleged medical negligence, including a case resolved for $7.4 million for a birth brain injury. The firm’s attorneys regularly pursue claims involving surgical errors, delayed diagnoses, and other critical patient safety concerns.

In this most recent matter, Sommers Schwartz reached a confidential settlement. Due to the terms of the agreement, the firm cannot disclose further details regarding the parties or the underlying allegations.

Sommers Schwartz is a powerhouse litigation firm made up of experienced personal injury lawyers, medical malpractice attorneys, commercial and business law attorneys, and employee rights lawyers fighting for unpaid wages and overtime. The law firm serves clients across the country from its offices in Michigan and California.

Sommers Schwartz, P.C.
3011 W. Grand Blvd. Suite 460D
Detroit, MI 48202
(248) 355-0300
https://www.sommerspc.com/
Press Contact : Media Contact

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Moorestown, New Jersey – Begley Law Group announces Christian J. Donato, Esquire, as its newest associate attorney. Mr. Donato will provide representation and legal services in the areas of practice in which Begley Law Group concentrates.

Christian completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Denver and graduated with his Juris Doctor from Rutgers Law School. During his time at Rutgers, he assisted in running the Planning Estates Project (PEP) where he worked on drafting Wills, Durable Powers of Attorney, and Living Wills for elderly South Jersey residents.

“We’re very proud to welcome Christian to our team in an attorney capacity,” says Ethan J. Ordog, Esquire. Christian has been a valuable member of our Team while studying at Rutgers prior to his graduation and successful admission to the bar. He has primarily assisted families, to date, with the Guardianship process and in the administration of estates, while also assisting in other areas of the firm’s practice. Christian’s compassion and dedication to the individuals and families he works with is evident in his thoughtfulness and thoroughness, and he looks forward to expanding his involvement on other client matters.

“It’s truly an honor to do what I love at one of the most preeminent Elder Law firms in the country,” Christian stated.

Christian’s hometown is Saddle River, New Jersey, and he is currently a resident of Philadelphia. Christian enjoys traveling, cooking, and spending time with friends and family outside of work.

Founded over 90 years ago, Begley Law Group is recognized as a leader in elder and disability law throughout New Jersey and the greater Philadelphia area. The firm provides trusted guidance in estate planning, trust and estate administration, Medicaid planning, special needs trusts, guardianships, and personal injury settlement consulting.

Begley Law Group is committed to helping seniors, individuals with disabilities, and their families protect their assets, preserve their independence, and plan for a secure future.

Begley Law Group
509 S. Lenola Road, Building 7
Moorestown, NJ 08057
800-533-7227
https://www.begleylawgroup.com/
Press Contact : Colleen Caruso

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Rockford, Illinois – McCready Law has filed a lawsuit in Winnebago County Circuit Court on behalf of Tommy Gantt Jr., who suffered serious injuries escaping a 2024 fire at Park Terrace Apartments, a 14-story public-housing complex owned and operated by the Rockford Housing Authority (RHA). 

According to the complaint, the fire began on the first floor, sending heavy smoke through the building.(Tommy Gantt Jr. v. Rockford Housing Authority and Park Terrace Apartments, Case No. 2025-LA-0000356), Mr. Gantt was forced to jump from a window when thick smoke and inoperable elevators trapped residents and visitors during the early-morning blaze on October 17, 2024.

The suit alleges RHA failed to maintain adequate fire-safety systems, install sprinklers, ensure functional elevators and exits, or provide an effective evacuation plan for the building’s elderly and disabled population. The City of Rockford later deemed the building unsafe until critical systems were repaired.

“Our client faced an impossible choice: burn inside or leap for his life,” said Jess D. Jordan, attorney for Mr. Gantt. “This tragedy was foreseeable and preventable. Public-housing residents and their guests deserve safe, code-compliant homes.”

The lawsuit seeks damages exceeding $50,000 and calls for accountability and improved life-safety standards in public housing.

These claims are allegations that must be proven in court. The case, Tommy Gantt Jr. v. Rockford Housing Authority and Park Terrace Apartments, No. 2025-LA-0000356, is pending in Winnebago County Circuit Court; a copy of the complaint is available upon request. 

CASE INFORMATION
Circuit Court of the 17th Judicial Circuit, Winnebago County, Illinois.
Tommy Gantt Jr. v. Rockford Housing Authority and Park Terrace Apartments
Complaint: Negligence (Counts I and II) against Rockford Housing Authority and Park Terrace Apartments.
Case number: 2025-LA-0000356.

Founded in 1999 in Chicago, McCready Law began serving injury victims in Chicago and Northwest Indiana and now represents clients across Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota and Missouri. The firm handles a full range of personal injury matters, including car accidents, slip-and-fall incidents, wrongful death, dog bites, premises liability and workers’ compensation claims. McCready Law has recovered more than $260 million for clients and offers contingency-fee representation.

McCreadyLaw Injury Attorneys
581 Sullivan Rd
Suite D
Aurora, IL 60506
(312) 553-4446
press@mccreadylaw.com
https://mccreadylaw.com/
Press Contact : Brian Jacob

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Chicago, Illinois — Kopecky Schumacher Rosenburg LLC announced its continued growth in its 15th year with the addition of a third former SEC lawyer to the firm, further strengthening the firm’s capabilities in securities and commodities enforcement defense and litigation while expanding the firm’s presence into New York and Washington, D.C.

David Slovick, who served for nearly a decade at both the CFTC and the SEC before joining an AmLaw100 law firm, brings extensive experience in all major markets for securities and commodities enforcement to Kopecky Schumacher Rosenburg LLC.

“I’m looking forward to rejoining my friends and former SEC colleagues who have built a firm that is rightly regarded as a go-to resource for financial markets litigation, enforcement defense and regulatory counseling,” said Slovick. “Our combined experience makes us unique among small to mid-size firms specializing in enforcement and regulatory work.”

Slovick recently represented a C-suite officer in parallel CFTC, SEC and DOJ investigations into Sam Bankman-Fried, FTX Trading and its affiliated entities. Earlier this year he represented a former JPMorgan investment banker in his appeal to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals challenging collateral associational bars imposed in an SEC enforcement action.

“This is an exciting milestone for KSR,” said Jim Kopecky, a founding partner. “The background Howard Rosenburg and I have with the SEC has always differentiated us as a firm. Bringing David on board adds to the depth of SEC experience we have at the firm, and also adds to our experience on the commodities side. Our clients will further benefit from his SEC and CFTC background and practice experience in Chicago, New York, and D.C.”

In addition to his legal practice, Slovick is a frequent speaker at compliance conferences and contributes articles and commentary on regulatory and enforcement topics to publications including The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, Bloomberg, Futures & Derivatives Law Report, The Hill, Hedge Fund Law Report, Securities Regulation Law Journal, and Securities Law 360.

Kopecky Schumacher Rosenburg LLC is a boutique litigation firm founded in 2010, that focuses on business and financial markets‑related disputes involving private litigation, as well as regulatory investigations and actions.

Kopecky Schumacher Rosenburg LLC
120 N LaSalle Street, Suite 2000
Chicago, IL 60602
3125049484
annemarie@barkdesignchicago.com
https://ksrlaw.com/
Press Contact : Anne Marie Mitchell

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