Some of the firm’s representations include:

• Serving as lead and national counsel for Tyco Fire Products in federal multi-district litigation alleging personal injuries and economic damages relating to the use at military bases and other facilities of aqueous film-forming foams (AFFF) to extinguish fuel-based fires.
• Representing Pfizer in litigation alleging that a former manufacturing site, which produced various medications, discharged into a nearby local water supply chemicals that contained per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), causing economic and other damages.
• Representing Atlantic Richfield Co. before the U.S. Supreme Court, obtaining a judgment that Superfund site landowners cannot sue defendants to implement an alternative cleanup plan that the Environmental Protection Agency has not approved.
• Representing a large international steel manufacturer in litigation alleging that air and dust emissions from a steel manufacturing plant contained toxic chemicals that caused cancers, other serious personal injuries, and property damage to dozens of plaintiffs in the surrounding neighborhood.
• Representing Bayer CropScience in connection with a putative nationwide class action alleging that a pesticide caused harm to honeybee populations as well as other economic damages.
• Representing a large medical device company in connection with multiple lawsuits filed in the U.S. and Costa Rica alleging that a radiation unit used to treat cancer patients malfunctioned and caused serious personal injury to over one hundred patients.  
• Representing a chemical manufacturing company following a jury trial against landowners alleging groundwater contamination, where claims for damages and remediation costs were in excess of $100 million.
• Representing an energy company in a six-year litigation before the Delaware Superior Court involving 50 plaintiffs alleging a link between environmental exposure to airborne coal ash dust and birth defects.
• Representing a manufacturer in numerous lawsuits across the country involving claims for personal injury, property damage, and/or other harms allegedly caused by release of chemicals from the client’s manufacturing facilities or customer sites. The firm also defended the same client against tort and Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) claims brought by municipal water suppliers concerning the discharge of chemicals into a river.
• Representing British Petroleum in connection with a medical benefits class settlement agreement covering certain claims related to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.  
• Representing CSX Transportation in the settlement and class action fairness hearing in a Louisiana class action (of approximately 10,000 class members) involving a tank car leak of allegedly hazardous materials and a subsequent fire.