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Chambers USA Recognizes 5 Robins Kaplan Practice Groups And 21 Lawyers In 2024 Guide
June 6, 2024
Robins Kaplan LLP is pleased to announce that five of the firm’s practice groups and 21 of its attorneys have been recognized in the Chambers USA Guide 2024. Noted for their sophisticated, high-impact work, Robins Kaplan practice groups are ranked in the following categories and geographies:
- Antitrust – Nationwide: Plaintiff (Band 1)
- Antitrust – New York: Mainly Plaintiff (Band 1)
- Antitrust – Minnesota (Band 1)
- Insurance – Massachusetts (Band 3)
- Insurance: Insurer - California (Band 4)
- Intellectual Property – Minnesota (Band 1)
- Litigation: General Commercial – Minnesota (Band 1)
- Litigation: General Commercial – South Dakota (Band 2)
- Native American Law – Nationwide (Band 2)
The following individuals are recognized as leading lawyers in the Chambers USA Guide 2024:
- Timothy Billion – Native American Law (Nationwide: Up and Coming); Litigation: General Commercial (South Dakota: Up and Coming)
- Amy Churan – Insurance: Insurer (California)
- Melissa D’Alelio – Insurance (Massachusetts)
- Jake Holdreith – Intellectual Property (Minnesota)
- Meegan Hollywood – Antitrust: Mainly Plaintiff (New York)
- Brendan Johnson – Native American Law (Nationwide); Litigation: General Commercial (South Dakota)
- James Kitces – Insurance (Massachusetts)
- Christopher Larus – Intellectual Property (Minnesota)
- Kellie Lerner – Antitrust: Plaintiff (Nationwide); Antitrust: Mainly Plaintiff (New York)
- Eric Magnuson – Litigation: Appellate (Minnesota: Star Individual)
- Ryan Marth – Antitrust (Minnesota)
- Jonathan Mutch – Insurance (Massachusetts)
- Jason Pfeiffer – Litigation: General Commercial (Minnesota)
- Timothy Purdon – Native American Law (Nationwide)
- William Reiss – Antitrust: Mainly Plaintiff (New York)
- Ronald Schutz – Intellectual Property (Minnesota)
- Stacey Slaughter – Antitrust (Minnesota)
- Benjamin Steinberg – Antitrust: Mainly Plaintiff (New York: Up and Coming)
- Tara Sutton – Product Liability: Plaintiffs (Nationwide)
- Thomas Undlin – Antitrust (Minnesota)
- K. Craig Wildfang – Antitrust: Plaintiff (Nationwide); Antitrust (Minnesota)
According to Chambers USA contributors, Robins Kaplan is known for its nuanced and effective plaintiff-side representation. The firm is lauded for providing “well thought-out and researched advice on some very technical and sophisticated matters” and “investing personal effort in order to achieve its clients’ long-term goals.”
The firm’s complete Chambers USA 2024 rankings are available here
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