We won a $247 million federal court verdict in November 2017 on behalf of six people who suffered serious medical complications from metal-on-metal hip implants made by Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiary, DePuy Orthopaedics. That verdict represents one of three cases tried by the firm in less than three years against Johnson & Johnson based on similar claims. Those three verdicts cumulatively have totaled nearly $2 billion.

Recently, what’s been the most significant change in your practice area and how have you adjusted?

The most significant change in our practice is one that effects all practice areas; That is the electronic and digital age. Our abilities to communicate through different medium have enhanced our skills at trial. We combine oral, written and visual materials together to convey a coherent story to a judge and jury. If you have not adapted to this evolution, you are not serving your clients well.

Share an interesting fact about your firm that few know.