Being a Lawyer at Susman Godfrey
Our associates regularly appear in court and play key roles in our most significant matters. You can see some of our associates in action here:

Dustin Fire
Helped win a $62 million trial victory on behalf of wildfire survivors pursuing claims against Oregon utility company PacifiCorp. At trial, Dustin examined seven witnesses and played a critical role in securing the winning verdict. Watch Dustin examine one witness here and read a profile written on her by The American Lawyer here..

Zach Fields
Argued before the Third Circuit on behalf of a consumer class in a cutting-edge antitrust action against casino-hotels in Atlantic City and Cendyn, a hospitality technology company, alleging that the casino-hotels’ joint delegation of pricing authority to Cendyn’s pricing algorithm products amounts to a hub-and-spoke price fixing conspiracy. Listen to his argument here.

Raj Mathur
Briefed, argued, and won an appeal in the Delaware Supreme Court on behalf of Kevin Brown in a dispute about wrongfully withheld compensation. This argument came after Raj led discovery in the matter, took critical depositions, argued and won motions, and presented the first trial witness in the Court of Chancery, which ruled in Mr. Brown’s favor. Just two days after Raj’s argument, the Delaware Supreme Court fully affirmed the trial court’s judgment. Watch Raj argue at the Delaware Supreme Court here.

Jordan Rux
Argued before the California Superior Court against a motion to dismiss filed in a class action involving thousands of emergency department patients who were balance billed by out-of-network physicians at in-network hospitals. The Court denied the motion on the spot, calling Defendants’ arguments “concerning.” Read the transcript from that hearing here.

Eve Levin
Appeared in Delaware Superior Court where she argued case-critical damages issues in the Dominion v. Newsmax defamation case arising out of the 2020 election. Susman Godfrey then defeated Newsmax’s motion for summary judgment, and the case resolved pre-trial. Levin’s argument was mentioned and Levin was quoted in NPR’s coverage.