Hollingsworth LLP partner Eric Lasker was recently interviewed by The National Law Journal regarding the pending amendments to Federal Rule 702 of Evidence and the potential impact to both future...
It is getting harder to improve performance. Clients are being more selective in who they want to hire and they want evidence beyond the number of cases tried to verdict....
Firm partner Elyse Shimada presented at the IADC Webinar – Pending Civil Litigation Rule Proposals – The Defense Weighs In on the forthcoming Rule 702 amendments, and other rule proposals...
Firm partner Robert Johnston has been appointed to two key committees at DRI’s Center for Law and Public Policy. He will serve on the Legislation and Rules Committee as well...
Melissa Baney is a graduate of Georgetown Law, where she was the Managing Editor of the Food and Drug Law Journal and a member of the Georgetown Gilbert & Sullivan...
Lawyers of Color, a nonprofit organization committed to supporting diversity in the legal industry and advancing democracy and equality in marginalized communities, has named firm partner Elyse Shimada to its...
Lawyers of Color, a nonprofit organization committed to supporting diversity in the legal industry and advancing democracy and equality in marginalized communities, has named firm associate Varun Aery to its...
Hollingsworth LLP is named as a Finalist in The National Law Journal 2023 Legal Awards, highlighting the top litigation and appellate work from the previous year. Hollingsworth is a Finalist...
Hollingsworth LLP is pleased to announce that Brett F. Clements and Gary Feldon have become partners of the Firm. Brett F. Clements defends clients in high-profile multidistrict litigation, mass torts,...
The Firm is proud to announce that employee generosity met and exceeded our 2023 fund raising and participation goals for donations to the Making Justice Real campaign. This marks the...
On June 14, 2023, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana granted Monsanto’s motion for partial summary judgment in Whalen v. Monsanto. The court agreed with Monsanto...