Ryan Abbott at Brown, Neri, Smith & Khan, LLP, maintains a high-stakes commercial litigation practice spanning IP, life sciences, technology, and complex commercial disputes. He is noted for his work in AI inventorship litigation, having argued landmark cases in U.S. federal courts, the UK Supreme Court, and 15 additional jurisdictions, shaping precedent for AI-generated works. Abbott represents clients including SIGMA USA, Brainchild Surgical Devices, and ProImmune, handling matters worth up to $200m. He regularly manages multi-jurisdictional and international disputes, leads trial and appellate proceedings.

Michael Amir, co-founder of Doll Amir & Eley LLP, focuses his practice on business disputes in the healthcare sector. He regularly handles jury trials and arbitrations involving hospitals, physician groups, hospices, and insurers, with recent matters addressing fraud allegations, reimbursement disputes, and whistleblower claims. Amir is consistently involved in high-exposure cases, with upcoming trials involving claims in the multi-million dollar ranges.

Ryan Baker, co-founder of Waymaker Law, leads a high-stakes commercial litigation practice spanning trade secrets, fintech, blockchain, civil rights, and complex commercial disputes. He represents clients ranging from start-ups to mid- and large-cap companies, handling matters across the litigation lifecycle – from pre-filing strategy to trial and appeal. In 2025, Baker has tried three cases, with another upcoming, and achieved significant outcomes, including patent invalidation in a trade-secret matter and ongoing Ninth Circuit appellate work.

Elan Bloch, head of litigation at Sklar Kirsh LLP, leads a broad-based commercial litigation practice encompassing real estate disputes, family office matters, high-net-worth individual representation, and defamation and First Amendment claims, including complex cases nationwide. Bloch also serves in an outside general counsel capacity, advising his clients on transactional and business matters while leveraging his firm’s full-service capabilities.

Davida Brook at Susman Godfrey LLP maintains a high-profile commercial litigation practice spanning complex copyright, antitrust, and defamation disputes. With experience counseling clients across the full litigation lifecycle, she represents a diverse client base, including major media and technology companies as well as educational institutions. Brook currently leads AI-related copyright litigation and handles high-stakes antitrust matters. She has also served as co-lead counsel in nationally significant defamation litigation, achieving a multi-hundred-million-dollar settlement.

William Delgado, founding partner at DTO Law, maintains a highly active trial, commercial litigation, and IP practice spanning class actions, complex commercial disputes, and high-profile trade matters, with four trials on the horizon. He represents major clients including Honda, Costco, and John Paul Mitchell Systems. Delgado has secured notable victories, including narrowing multi-state Honda claims, defending Costco in a high-profile trade dress and patent case against Lululemon, and obtaining a Supreme Court remand in a high-profile Disney trademark dispute.

Gregory Doll, founding partner at Doll Amir & Eley LLP, maintains a high-stakes commercial litigation practice, representing clients across industries such as technology, entertainment, aviation, and financial services. He oversees complex portfolios for multinational corporations, including one of the world’s largest technology companies, handling matters ranging from regulatory claims to federal litigation. Doll is highly active in arbitration, with multiple ongoing private matters, and regularly manages multi-jurisdictional disputes across the United States.

Hunter Eley, managing partner at Doll Amir & Eley LLP, maintains a trial- and arbitration-focused commercial litigation practice, primarily defending financial institutions, insurers, and lenders. Over the course of his career, he has advanced from handling individual matters for a major banking client to serving as regional counsel across multiple states. He also represents leading corporations in complex nationwide class actions, consumer claims, and regulatory matters. Recent highlights include defending against right-to-repair claims in several states and leading six arbitrations.

Julie Gerchik, co-chair of the litigation department at Glaser Weil Fink Howard Jordan & Shapiro LLP, maintains a broad commercial and entertainment litigation practice with a strong trial focus, handling disputes from pre-litigation through appeal, including victories before the Second Circuit. Recent highlights include securing the dismissal of a $4.8bn defamation case for the Simon Wiesenthal Center and leading trade secret and employment litigation for aerospace supplier OEM Logistics. Demonstrating her wide industry experience, she also represents the California New Car Dealers Association in multi-million-dollar franchise law disputes against Volkswagen and Sony Honda.

Patricia Glaser, chair of Glaser Weil Fink Howard Jordan & Shapiro LLP’s litigation department, maintains a highly active trial practice. Her work spans commercial, entertainment, securities, and real estate disputes, often involving high-profile clients and complex business issues. Current matters include representing The Yucaipa Companies in ongoing litigation over ownership rights to The Weinstein Company and defending music producer Joshua “Ammo” Coleman in a contract dispute tied to his catalogue sale.

Gali Grant, partner at Glaser Weil Fink Howard Jordan & Shapiro LLP, leads a high-stakes commercial litigation practice focused on complex business, contract, and entertainment disputes. Her clients include private equity firms, high-net-worth individuals, and major entertainment figures, notably David Geffen, in an ongoing dispute valued at hundreds of millions. Grant is handling a high-profile marital contract case in which Geffen’s estranged husband alleges a lifelong financial support agreement.

Gabriel Green, chair of litigation at Buchalter, maintains a high-stakes commercial litigation practice with particular strengths in IP, franchising, real estate, and business fraud. He represents a diverse client base, from Fortune 50 companies to entrepreneurial ventures, balancing defense work with proactive plaintiff-side action. Recent highlights include securing a trial victory rescinding a post-acquisition fraud for a client, litigating a multi-unit restaurant sale in Arizona, and resolving complex franchisor-franchisee disputes in California and Utah. Furthermore, Green manages US matters for international clients from Canada, India, and Germany and regularly practices nationwide, appearing pro hac vice across 15 jurisdictions.

Jacob Harper at Davis Wright Tremaine LLP is co-chair of the firm’s food and beverage industry group, and maintains a specialized commercial litigation practice focused on class action defense and consumer-related disputes. He represents major clients, including Walmart, Kroger, and Trader Joe’s, handling complex matters ranging from mislabeling to privacy claims. Harper has secured multiple dismissals, sanctions victories, and precedent-setting appellate wins –protecting his clients from costly litigation.

John Hueston, founding partner of Hueston Hennigan LLP, maintains a high-stakes commercial litigation practice covering antitrust, trade secrets, and corporate fraud disputes. He represents clients including Epic Games, Boeing, McDonald’s, Walmart, and Samsung Bioepis. Recent highlights include a landmark trial victory for Epic Games against Google, overturning a $72m jury verdict for Boeing in a trade secrets case, and successfully defending McDonald’s in high-profile fraud litigation.

Halley Josephs, partner at Susman Godfrey LLP, leads a plaintiff-side commercial litigation practice focused on class actions, antitrust, and complex commercial disputes. She represents a range of companies and organizations in high-stakes matters spanning the full litigation lifecycle. Josephs has secured major settlements, successfully opposed dispositive motions in multidistrict litigation, achieved appellate wins, and defended against complex statutory claims.

Moez Kaba, managing partner at Hueston Hennigan LLP, is a trial-focused commercial litigator representing major clients across a diverse range of industries. He has secured significant wins, including copyright trials, defense verdicts in complex pharmaceutical and trade secret cases, and successful appellate outcomes. He is noted not only for his expertise as lead counsel but also for his ability to navigate matters from pre-trial through to appeal.

Jennifer Keller at Keller Anderle Scolnick LLP maintains a high-stakes commercial litigation practice, handling complex cases. A seasoned trial lawyer with extensive arbitration experience, Keller represents clients across industries, including tech, healthcare, and professional services, in IP, white-collar, legal malpractice, and partnership disputes.

Mitchell Kim, partner at Thompson Hine LLP, maintains a commercial litigation practice handling complex business and securities disputes. Kim recently secured a high eight-figure settlement in a multi-year commercial partnership dispute.

Paul Loh, founding partner at Willenken LLP, maintains a high-stakes commercial litigation practice focused on complex commercial disputes, products liability, and high-value contractual matters. A former public defender and seasoned trial lawyer, Loh has built a national practice representing Fortune 500 companies and large private clients, including Home Depot, Procter & Gamble, AbbVie, and Ubee Interactive. Recent highlights include disputes in the hundreds of millions, as well as high-profile products liability trials. Loh regularly handles matters through trial, strategic pre-litigation counseling, and appellate proceedings.

Michael Mallow, managing partner and co-chair of Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP‘s class action & pppellate litigation group, maintains a high-stakes commercial litigation practice focused on class actions and complex appellate matters. Mallow represents a prominent client base. Recent highlights include a favorable judgment for EDebitPay in a rare FTC enforcement action after seven years of litigation and successfully enforcing class action waiver arbitration clauses for American Honda in a multistate class action concerning automated emergency braking systems, with potential damages exceeding $5m and affecting roughly 900,000 vehicles.

Dan Miller at Miller Barondess LLP leads a high-stakes commercial litigation practice spanning business disputes, intellectual property, real estate, and entertainment matters. Miller represents clients including Wave Investment, StudioFest, and GI Partners, achieving notable results such as defeating demurrers and motions on pleadings in a $25m breach-of-contract case, pursuing a high-profile copyright dispute against Dave Franco and Alison Brie, and leveraging prior victories to defend a private equity client against elder abuse and fraud claims.

Elizabeth Mitchell, founding partner at Umhofer, Mitchell & King LLP, leads a high-stakes, wide-ranging litigation practice focused on False Claims Act matters, shareholder disputes, and trade secrets. Mitchell represents a diverse client base, including Fortune 500 companies, large corporations, medical offices, hospitals, and non-profits.

Elisabeth Moriarty, chair of Greenberg Glusker LLP’s litigation department, leads a commercial litigation practice focused on intellectual property, entertainment, and complex business disputes. She represents high-profile clients including the Bob Marley Estate, defending against a global harassment and impersonation campaign, and resolved long-running profit participation claims on behalf of a prominent estate.

Megan O’Neill, founding partner and chair of litigation at DTO Law, maintains a high-stakes commercial litigation practice focused on class actions, false advertising, soft IP, and complex commercial disputes. She represents a diverse roster of clients, from Fortune 500 companies to large private entities, including HP, General Mills, Unilever, and John Paul Mitchell Systems. Recent highlights include securing significant motions to dismiss in putative class actions – narrowing HP printer claims, achieving a favorable resolution in a slack-fill case for General Mills, and defending Unilever in false advertising claims. O’Neill regularly handles multi-jurisdictional litigation across the US, with the capability to manage matters from pre-trial through appellate proceedings.

Ekwan Rhow at Bird, Marella, Rhow, Lincenberg, Drooks, & Nessim, LLP, maintains a high-profile commercial litigation practice focusing on complex disputes across industries such as automotive, apparel, and technology. Recent highlights include defending Tesla, Inc. against allegations of deceptive advertising by the California DMV and leading a jury trial that secured over $164m in damages for Cresden, LLC against LuLaRoe. Rhow represents a diverse client base, from global automakers to major tech and consumer companies.

Kalpana Srinivasan, managing partner at Susman Godfrey LLP, maintains an active commercial litigation practice focusing on complex IP, patent, trade secret, and antitrust disputes. She represents a diverse client base, from technology companies and startups to educational institutions. Srinivasan has handled high-value matters, including antitrust cases, trade secrets arbitrations, and patent licensing disputes.

Ira Steinberg at Greenberg Glusker LLP leads a commercial litigation practice focused on complex business, technology, and data privacy disputes. He represents a broad range of clients, from growth-phase e-commerce and tech companies to larger real estate and social media entities. Steinberg is noted for navigating emerging areas of law and handling novel, procedurally complex cases.

Kenneth Trujillo-Jamison, managing partner at Willenken LLP, continues to grow his practice while dedicating part of his time to firm management and leadership. His practice focuses on intellectual property and complex commercial litigation, representing a diverse range of clients in matters spanning copyright, trademark, and content-moderation disputes, handling cases across the litigation lifecycle from initial strategy through trial and appeal.

Thomas Vidal at Pryor Cashman LLP, maintains a national commercial litigation practice spanning entertainment, shareholder disputes, securities arbitrations, and complex business matters. He is particularly recognized for his work in elder abuse litigation. Vidal’s clients include producers, distributors, executives, and high-net-worth individuals, and he often serves as outside counsel for companies lacking in-house teams.

Jason Wilson at Willenken LLP maintains a commercial litigation practice with significant trial and appellate experience across intellectual property, high-stakes business disputes, and utilities litigation. His work is evenly split between plaintiff and defense. Recent matters include representing Zoho co-founder Tony Thomas in a $1.7bn receivership dispute and handling trademark and trade dress cases in the tech and AI sectors.

Daniel Woods at Musick, Peeler & Garrett LLP is a highly experienced commercial litigator with a practice spanning pre-trial, trial, and appellate matters. He represents a diverse client base, including large religious institutions, international corporations, and high-net-worth family trusts. Woods has secured landmark wins in multi-jurisdictional disputes and handled complex insurance and real estate cases nationwide and also has extensive international arbitration experience.