John is a trial lawyer who helps clients facing business, malpractice, and government disputes.  He represents plaintiffs and defendants.  He handles everything from original complaints to appeals before the highest state and federal courts in the country. 

John’s core practice focuses on financial injuries.  These injuries usually arise in the context of professional relationships that have soured.  Accountants, financial advisors, brokers, banks, lawyers, or professional trustees are often the named defendants in John’s cases. 

Sometimes the plaintiffs in John’s cases allege class-wide injuries, and John therefore also has class action experience.

The defendants in John’s cases are also often insured.  The scope of insurance coverage available to contribute to a defense, judgment, or settlement is thus another issue that John has litigated.

In addition to his core practice, John maintains an interest in bankruptcy, consumer, trademark, copyright, privacy, securities, employment, and constitutional law. 

The guiding principle of John’s practice is persistence.  Cases are often won or lost at the margins.  The party that asks one more question, finds one more case, or chases one more lost cause is often the party who wins.