Zelle Hofmann is a national law firm representing clients in their most challenging insurance-related disputes, antitrust/competition and other complex litigation in venues across the United States and around the world. Our experience in successfully resolving high-profile, high-exposure cases and our commitment to efficient and responsive service supports everything we do.
Because we represent both defendants and plaintiffs, our attorneys have developed keen insights and experience from practicing on both sides of the aisle. We can better understand and anticipate the objectives and tactics of opposing counsel, giving our clients a number of distinct advantages. Since our contingency practice obligates us to fund many of our clients' cases, we are particularly adept in avoiding unnecessary tasks and expenses while doing everything to achieve the most favorable outcomes. Our clients appreciate this ability to efficiently staff cases while still delivering exceptional service and consistent results.
We believe, and our clients agree, that the way we approach litigation is key to our success in building solid relationships and implementing effective strategies. Our attorneys offer experience and in-depth knowledge across a wide range of industries, and probe to determine our clients’ specific needs and the broader implications of any dispute. Zelle Hofmann attorneys quickly assess the facts, balance the intangibles, and deliver legal counsel that is creative and realistic.
Specialties
Antitrust/Competition, Banking and Financial Institutions, Class Actions, Complex Litigation, Dispute Resolution, Energy, Insurance, Intellectual Property, Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices, Products Liability, Securities
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Zelle Hofmann The Class Action Fairness Act continues to drive indirect-purchaser antitrust claims into federal court, and defendants will continue to raise antitrust standing as a defense. Indirect-purchaser plaintiffs should carefully consider the applicable state antitrust standing principles, and the characteristics of the products and markets at issue in their case, so as to prepare for and respond to these inevitable challenges. Attorneys Christopher Micheletti and Patrick Clayton authored an article on this subject for Competition Law360.
