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Investment Banks’ Responsibilities: Court of Appeal for Ontario endorses claim

(June 17, 2020) Today the Court of Appeal for Ontario (MacPerson, Pardu and Huscroft JJ.) released an Endorsement affirming the Divisional Court’s decision, dated January 6, 2020, concerning the responsibilities of investment banks and certifying that offering memoranda and prospectuses contain accurate information, to the best of their knowledge. Today’s […]

Eric L. Cramer Named a 2020 Titan of the Plaintiffs Bar by Law360

Berger Montague is proud to announce that Law360 has named Firm Chairman Eric L. Cramer a 2020 Titan of the Plaintiffs Bar. He is one of only ten plaintiffs bar attorneys to receive this prestigious honor.

23 Berger Montague Attorneys Named 2020 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers and Rising Stars

Berger Montague is proud to announce that Thomson Reuters has named 23 of the Firm’s attorneys 2020 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers or Rising Stars in their respective practice areas.

All-Star Cheer Gym Brings Class Action Alleging Varsity Brands Monopolized All-Star Cheerleading Competitions and Apparel

Berger Montague, Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca, and Justice Catalyst Law filed an antitrust class action lawsuit today on behalf of Fusion Elite All Stars and a proposed class of All-Star cheerleading gyms against Varsity Brands and the U.S. All Star Federation.

Class Action Lawsuit: Big Pharma Firm Gilead Sciences Sent Envelopes Marking Recipients As Users of HIV Medication

Berger Montague, along with the AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania and Langer Grogan & Diver P.C., has filed a federal class action lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, alleging that the California pharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences Inc. illegally compromised the privacy rights of people taking its medications by recklessly mailing the inappropriately marked envelopes after promising its customers confidentiality.

Great Lakes, Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian Sued for Damaging Millions of Student Loan Borrowers’ Credit, Mishandling Pandemic Relief

Today, individuals representing a class of millions of student loan borrowers sued five of the nation's largest financial companies for illegally damaging borrowers' credit and mishandling CARES Act pandemic relief.

Federal Court Grants Class Certification for Landowners in Northeast Pennsylvania Natural Gas Royalties Lawsuit

The United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania has granted class certification in a federal lawsuit being litigated on behalf of a class of landowners in Northeast Pennsylvania, captioned Slamon, et al. v Carrizo (Marcellus) LLC, et al., No. 3:16-cv-2187 (M.D. Pa.).

Berger Montague Announces Class Action Lawsuit on Behalf of USC Students Who Have Been Denied Tuition Refunds Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

National plaintiffs’ class action and complex litigation law firm Berger Montague filed a class action lawsuit today against the University of Southern California and its Board of Trustees to recover tuition and fees for students whose Spring 2020 classes were cancelled or moved online during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Berger Montague’s Antitrust Practice Group, Department Co-Chairs Ranked in Chambers USA 2020

Berger Montague is proud to announce that the Firm’s antitrust practice group has been recognized in Chambers USA 2020 in the Antitrust – Pennsylvania category as a Band 1 law firm.

Shareholder Daniel Walker Named 2020 D.C. Super Lawyer

Berger Montague is proud to announce that Thomson Reuters has named Shareholder Daniel Walker a 2020 D.C. Super Lawyer.

Berger Montague to Represent New York Employers in Workers’ Compensation Insurance Actions Against Applied Underwriters and Continental Indemnity Company

Berger Montague, one of the nation’s leading litigation firms, is representing New York-based employers who were overcharged for premiums paid on workers’ compensation insurance policies issued by Continental Indemnity Company, an Applied Underwriters subsidiary, under the EquityComp, SolutionOne, or JumboGC programs at any time since 2008.

Qui Tam Lawsuit to Proceed Against Hospice Care Provider Care Alternatives

Berger Montague is pleased to announce that the Third Circuit has overturned a previous ruling and will allow a qui tam case brought by Managing Shareholder Sherrie R. Savett, Shareholder Russell D. Paul, and co-counsel to continue against Care Alternatives.