Elise R. Sanguinetti

Women, survivors of sexual assault, victims of medical malpractice, incarcerated individuals – Elise Sanguinetti is making a difference in the lives of these marginalized groups. Sanguinetti is a passionate advocate for those seeking justice against corporations and/or individuals that have harmed them.

Laffey Bucci Kent

The Philadelphia-based firm Laffey Bucci Kent gives a voice to the voiceless, advocating for those injured due to negligence on a jobsite and survivors of sexual assault. The firm’s tireless work on behalf of their clients seeks to ensure wrongdoers are held accountable and that those who have been harmed can find justice.

Jesse Bernheim

From Big Tobacco to multinational medical device companies, Jesse Bernheim and his personal injury law firm, Bernheim Kelley Battista, LLC, fight for individuals whose lives were forever altered by corporate negligence. Bernheim believes institutions can do better, and through every painstaking case, he’s making sure of it.

Douglas Wigdor

Since 2003, Douglas Wigdor and his New York City–based firm Wigdor LLP have recovered more than $1 billion for their clients, people who have been discriminated against or assaulted at the hands of some of the world’s most powerful institutions and individuals. By amplifying their voices as a trial lawyer, Douglas is helping turn the tide towards more accountability from these massive global entities.

Reza Torkzadeh

As the son of Iranian immigrants, Reza Torkzadeh grew up witnessing how the American justice system fell short for his family. Since then, he’s dedicated himself and his firm, TorkLaw, to providing equal access to legal representation for victims of serious personal injury and wrongful death – no matter who they are.

John Gomez

In an English-speaking justice system, John Gomez gives a voice to underserved Hispanic and Spanish-speaking communities. Founder of his San Diego–based law firm, Gomez and his team of accident and injury attorneys fight for their marginalized clients because a language barrier shouldn’t also be a barrier to justice.