Class Actions lawyers

Aaron Michaeli

Partner, Head of the Commercial and Class Action Litigation Department

Goldfarb Gross Seligman & Co.

Adam B. Wolfson

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP

Adam Hemlock

Partner

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Adam Levin

Partner

Hogan Lovells US LLP

Adam Reinke

Partner

King & Spalding

Adam Shamah

Adam Shamah is a trial lawyer who represents clients in high-stakes, complex commercial litigation. Adam combines his client commitment and trial-focused intensity to guide market-leading technology companies, financial institutions, and multinational public corporations in: Complex commercial disputes Class actions M&A litigation Securities litigation He approaches each stage of a dispute with a trial-oriented mindset and crafts responsive litigation strategy that matches clients’ commercial objectives. A recognized leader at the firm, Adam serves on Latham’s global Ethics Committee. Adam maintains an active pro bono practice, including successfully petitioning a federal court for a writ of habeas corpus on behalf of a hard-of-hearing client. Before joining Latham, Adam clerked for Judge I. Leo Glasser of the US District Court for the Eastern District of New York.

Latham & Watkins

Adam Shapira

Partner

Meitar Law Offices

Adam Vukovic

Associate - Litigation and Investigations

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Adi Fremder

Partner

Meitar Law Offices

Adi Shlomo

Partner

S. Horowitz & Co

Adi Shoham

Adi specializes in complex litigation cases involving all aspects of civil-commercial law. She provides representation before various courts, including district courts and the Supreme Court, as well as before regulatory authorities. The cases she handles include contractual disputes, real-estate disputes, class actions, derivative suits, administrative appeals, appeals to the High Court of Justice, and more. In the course of these proceedings, Adi builds a legal strategy customized to each client’s needs.

Barnea Jaffa Lande & Co.

Adi Yogev

Adv. Adi Yogev specializes in commercial litigation. Adi has extensive experience in handling and representing private and business clients in a variety of commercial litigation, most notably complex contractual disputes, corporate disputes, class action and insolvency proceedings in various courts. Under her care, the firm’s clients receive highly professional and credible services, utilizing her vast knowledge, experience and legal creativity.

Goldfarb Gross Seligman & Co.

Adrian Zwettler

Counsel, specialised in the defence against individual and class actions in the context of investment consultancy and prospectus liability, the representation of HNI in contentious proceedings, the comprehensive advice for private clients including regarding inheritance law, the representation of clients in the context of preliminary relief and (cross-border) enforcement.

Binder Grösswang

Alan Friedman

Counsel, New York

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer

Alan Schoenfeld

Partner

WilmerHale

Albert Knigge

Partner (Litigation)

Houthoff

Alex Hatanaka

Partner

Mattos Filho

Alex Hertman

Executive Partner

S. Horowitz & Co

Alex Lakatos

Partner

Mayer Brown

Alexander Calfo

Partner

King & Spalding

Alexander De Zordo, Ad. E.

Partner

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Alexander Vial

Alexander maintains a national practice in complex commercial and regulatory matters. He is recognised by Legal500 as a Leading Junior (Band 1) for competition law (2024, 2025), as a Leading Junior (Band 1) for white collar and regulatory matters (2024 Rising Star, 2025), and a Leading Junior (Band 3) for commercial disputes. He is also recognised as “One to Watch in Australia” for competition law (2025, 2026) and commercial law (2026) by Best Lawyers. Alexander specialises in commercial and regulatory litigation that covers all areas of competition and consumer law, trade practices including franchising, class actions, insolvency, intellectual property, and employment law. Alexander regularly advises on and appears in regulatory investigations and enforcement matters, as has appeared in Royal Commissions and inquiries. Before being called to the Bar, Alexander was a Senior Associate at Clayton Utz in Sydney where he specialised in competition law, consumer law, regulatory investigations and litigation. Earlier in his career, Alexander served as the Associate to the Honourable Chief Justice Doyle AC of the Supreme Court of South Australia and, after his Honour’s retirement, the Associate to the Honourable Chief Justice Kourakis. Alexander’s education includes a Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) from the University of Oxford and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) with First Class Honours from the University of Adelaide. Alexander is a founding author of Zuckerman on Australian Civil Procedure, a leading text on Australian civil procedure that is now in its second edition.

5 Wentworth Chambers

Alexander Weinberg

Partner, Head of Commercial Litigation and Banking Litigation Areas of Practice - High Value Commercial Litigation & Arbitration, Domestic & Multi-Jurisdictional Shareholder, Joint Venture and Company/Corporate disputes, Banking & Financial Services Litigation, including cases involving mis-selling, misconduct, misrepresentation, deceit, fraud, breach of duty, contractual interpretation and breach of transactional documentation, as well as various contentious restructurings and substantial group actions for consumers and retail investors against major institutions.

Wallace LLP

Alexandra Cocks

Alex is a partner in McCarthy Tétrault’s Litigation Group and the National Class Actions Group. Alex is an experienced commercial litigator and has appeared in courts in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario. Alex has significant arbitration experience, in domestic and international arbitrations. Her practice focuses on complex commercial disputes and class action defence. She is experienced in litigating contractual claims, partnership and shareholder disputes, fraud and breach of trust claims, real estate disputes, product liability and privacy claims. She represents clients from a broad array of industries, such as financial services, consumer and retail, technology and manufacturing.

McCarthy Tétrault