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1 week ago | 
cohenmilstein.com | Benjamin Brown |Michelle Yau
The National Law Journal has named Cohen Milstein a winner in three individual Elite Trial Lawyers categories, a finalist in five Elite Trial Lawyers practice areas, finalist for Plaintiffs’ Attorney of the Year and Plaintiffs’ Law Firm of the Year.
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2 weeks ago | 
cohenmilstein.com | Benjamin Brown |S. Douglas Bunch |Agnieszka Fryszman |Julie Reiser
The 2025 Lawdragon 500 Global Plaintiff Lawyers list includes six Cohen Milstein attorneys, including:Benjamin D. Brown – Antitrust, CompetitionS. Douglas Bunch – Securities LitigationAgnieszka Fryszman* – Human RightsJulie Goldsmith Reiser* – Securities LitigationSharon K. Robertson – Antitrust, CompetitionSteven J. Toll* – Securities LitigationThe Lawdragon 500 Global Plaintiff Lawyers recognizes remarkable advocates across the globe who are forging a new day for justice throughout the world.
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1 month ago | 
cohenmilstein.com | Benjamin Brown |Manuel Domínguez |Daniel McCuaig
A California federal judge on Monday certified a class of thousands of hospitals alleging Intuitive Surgical monopolized the market for robotic surgical tools by blocking third-party repairs and tying services to robot purchases, finding the case raises common antitrust questions that can be resolved on a classwide basis.
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Feb 12, 2025 | 
cohenmilstein.com | Benjamin Brown |Alison Deich |Brent Johnson |Daniel Silverman
A Maryland federal judge gave her blessing to several settlements totaling approximately $180 million in a suit accusing a slew of poultry companies of conspiring to keep wages low at their plants, greenlighting what the workers called “a historic recovery.”U.S. District Judge Stephanie A.
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Feb 6, 2025 | 
cohenmilstein.com | Benjamin Brown |Daniel Gifford |Richard A. Koffman |Daniel Silverman
A Nevada federal judge granted final approval Thursday to a $375 million settlement in a more than a decade-long class action lawsuit in which fighters accused UFC of suppressing their wages, according to a lead attorney on the case. The plaintiffs filed a memo Jan. 30 seeking final approval of the settlement for a class of more than 1,100 former UFC fighters.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
cohenmilstein.com | Benjamin Brown |Manuel Domínguez |Michael B Eisenkraft |Brent Johnson
The 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Antitrust & Global Competition Lawyers has named eight of Cohen Milstein’s partners to its inaugural list of elite antitrust and competition lawyers worldwide. Benjamin D. BrownManuel J. DominguezMichael B. EisenkraftBrent W. JohnsonEmmy L. LevensDaniel McCuaigSharon K. RobertsonDaniel H. SilvermanThis inaugural Lawdragon 500 guide was created by editors combining through nominations and journalistic research.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
cohenmilstein.com | Benjamin Brown |Agnieszka Fryszman |Leslie Mitchell Kroeger |Laura Posner
Lawdragon has named seven Cohen Milstein attorneys Leading Lawyers in America.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
cohenmilstein.com | Robert A. Braun |Benjamin Brown
A Missouri federal judge granted final approval Tuesday to the National Association of Realtors’ antitrust settlement with home sellers, signing off on a $418 million payment and changes to broker commission rules, as NAR and the plaintiffs assailed the U.S. Department of Justice for raising last-minute concerns about the deal. NAR announced U.S. District Judge Stephen R. Bough’s approval, which was issued from the bench during a fairness hearing.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
cohenmilstein.com | Benjamin Brown |Alexander J. Noronha
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims has refused to let the federal government escape a suit filed by property owners who claimed that their properties were taken without just compensation due to years of destructive flooding caused by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. In his Monday ruling, Judge Armando O.
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Nov 6, 2024 | 
cohenmilstein.com | Benjamin Brown |Daniel Gifford |Daniel McCuaig |Nathaniel D. Regenold
A California federal jury hit Commercial Metals Co. with a $110 million antitrust verdict on Tuesday, finding the Texas rebar giant liable for multiple antitrust violations and awarding Pacific Steel Group millions of dollars in lost profits and other damages. A unanimous nine-member jury handed down the verdict in favor of San Diego-based steel fabricator PSG after less than 3 hours of jury deliberations in the high-stakes jury trial that began Oct.
