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Keller Lenkner’s Travis Lenkner and Warren Postman spoke to Law360 about our firm’s novel approach to employment-law arbitrations. Travis and Warren discussed why we pursued individual arbitration matters and our commitment to the underlying merits of our clients’ claims.
Keller Lenkner secured another win in its arbitration battle on behalf of underpaid Postmates couriers. On Tuesday, a federal court rejected Postmates’s bid to strike down a California law penalizing companies that refuse to abide by their own arbitration agreements when employees or consumers demand arbitration.
This week marks Keller Lenkner’s third anniversary. We’re proud to celebrate our growth and the results we have generated for our clients. Since our founding, we have assembled one of the leading teams representing plaintiffs in the United States. In the last year alone, we have doubled our team of attorneys, earned prominent MDL leadership roles, and launched several high-profile matters.
Notwithstanding the challenge of COVID-19, national plaintiffs’ firm Keller Lenkner is in full-on expansion mode. The firm’s headcount has grown by 80% since March 2020—nearly doubling its Chicago team and more firmly establishing its Washington, D.C. office. To help manage its docket—primarily individual mass tort and arbitration cases—the firm has nearly three dozen lawyers and roughly 60 additional professionals ranging from a CFO to client service representatives.
CHICAGO, December 22, 2020 / PRNewswire / — Keller Lenkner LLC Associate Ashley Barriere has been appointed to the Plaintiffs’ Steering Committee and will lead the Law & Briefing committee for the Onglyza and Kombiglyze XR Products Liability Litigation MDL. Judge Karen K. Caldwell in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern […]
We won another victory for our clients whom Intuit duped into paying for TurboTax when they qualified to file their taxes for free. On Thursday, a federal court in San Francisco rejected Intuit’s proposed class-action settlement, which would release all claims against Intuit for $2.10 per class member and included onerous opt-out provisions intended to stymie individual arbitrations.
CHICAGO, December 18, 2020 / PRNewswire / — National plaintiffs’ law firm Keller Lenkner LLC today announced the promotion of Seth Meyer to Partner and Kathryn Couey to Associate. The promotions further illustrate Keller Lenkner’s rapid rise as a leader in the plaintiffs’ bar. In less than three years since […]
Keller Lenkner represents the State of Texas in its antitrust case against Google. According to the complaint, Google entered into an unlawful agreement with rival Facebook to maintain control of the marketplace for header bidding. If what Texas is alleging is true, then both companies may have violated federal antitrust law—and committed felonies in the process.
The Office of the Attorney General of the State of Texas has retained national plaintiffs’ law firm Keller Lenkner LLC to represent the State in antitrust litigation against Google LLC. The suit, filed yesterday in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, alleges that Google monopolized or attempted to monopolize products and services used by advertisers and publishers in online-display advertising.
Keller Lenkner’s Ashley Keller argued on behalf of the plaintiffs in the Zantac MDL yesterday, opposing the defendants’ arguments that state-law claims over design and labeling defects should be dismissed because they are preempted by federal law. Keller, who chairs the MDL plaintiffs’ Law & Briefing Committee, argued that state laws create multiple duties to consumers, not all of which conflict with federal law. “There cannot be preemption when there are parallel claims like this,” Keller said.