After spending the first decade of his legal career at Alston & Bird, mass-tort defense litigator Aaron Block has started his own plaintiffs firm, saying he wanted to be more entrepreneurial with the latitude to take on cases “that will really make a difference in the world.”

The former Alston & Bird partner said he plans to use his experience defending scientifically complex mass tort cases for product manufacturers and industry groups to take on “serious complex plaintiffs cases in a high-level Alston & Bird way.”

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