Eric Gibbs

For nearly four decades, Eric Gibbs has done one thing: ensured everyday people get their day in court. Whether dismantling legal barriers that kept data breach victims out of the courtroom, or representing 30,000 workers stripped of their right to sue, Eric, founder and managing partner of Gibbs Mura, A Law Group, has built a practice around the people that powerful institutions least expect to fight back.

BJ Abron

Growing up in Compton, BJ Abron learned early what it means to face systems that weren’t built for you. Now, as founder of his Los Angeles-based personal injury law firm Abron Law, BJ represents catastrophically injured individuals, survivors of abuse, and underserved communities – people who would otherwise have no access to justice – going toe-to-toe with insurance companies and corporations that have every advantage except the truth.

Ray Boucher

Raymond Boucher learned from an early age that lawyers don’t just fight to uphold the law, but also to protect people who have little power to change their circumstances. At his Los Angeles–based trial law firm, Boucher LLP, he takes on a wide range of complex civil litigation, ensuring that no matter who steps through his door, their courage is seen and heard, and any wrongs done to them are made right in the eyes of the law.

Boris Treyzon

Founding partner and lead trial attorney Boris Treyzon doesn’t shy away from a challenge – especially when his clients can’t speak for themselves about the injustices they’ve endured at the hands of multimillion-dollar institutions. Handling cases spanning catastrophic injury, sexual abuse, and more at his contingency fee law firm, ACTS Law, Boris believes that the law is the great equalizer, and he’ll do whatever it takes to achieve a favorable result and see justice served.

Moshe Maimon

As managing partner of Levy Konigsberg, Moshe Maimon built his career representing people and communities devastated by the very institutions they were taught to trust. From communities poisoned by lead-contaminated water to families unknowingly exposed to asbestos, he represents individuals and communities harmed by negligence – and outmatched by power. With every case, Moshe delivers relentless preparation, moral conviction, and a refusal to back down.

Tittle & Perlmuter

Allen Tittle and Scott Perlmuter built their Cleveland-based law firm on a simple principle: ordinary people deserve extraordinary representation. From medical malpractice to nursing home abuse, Tittle & Perlmuter stand beside clients and families whose lives have been upended, demanding accountability from hospitals, corporations, and care facilities that put profits before people.

Nathan Stuckey

After losing everything – twice – Nathan Stuckey set out to establish a Springfield, Ohio, law firm that never forgets what it feels like to face tragedy alone. Alongside partner Sydney McLafferty, The Stuckey Firm takes on trucking companies, insurance carriers, and negligent corporations to win real justice for crash victims and grieving families.

Jay Sadd

Insurance defense attorney turned trial lawyer for the people, Jay Sadd knows what it takes to battle billion-dollar corporations. He uses that expertise at his Atlanta-based law firm, Slappey & Sadd, where for 30 years, he’s fought (and won) time and time again to ensure his clients see justice after suffering catastrophic injuries or wrongful death.

Craig Tuttle

Medical malpractice cases are among the hardest to win, typically fought against enormous corporations with deep pockets. But that’s never stopped Craig Tuttle. At his law firm in Columbus, Ohio, he’s represented families devastated by delayed diagnoses, overprescribing doctors, and preventable hospital errors – cases often seen as too complex or costly to pursue.

Michael Duffy

Time and time again, Michael Duffy has seen how trial lawyers are the last line of defense for victims of medical negligence. As managing partner of Duffy & Duffy, Michael has followed in his father’s footsteps, continuing to dedicate his Long Island-based law firm to representing these devastating cases of avoidable harm or even death at the hands of healthcare.

Ben Crane

No matter if he’s helping just one individual or ten families affected by catastrophic injury, Ben Crane’s goal is to right the wrongs they’ve suffered. Effecting real change is his prime motivator as partner of his Chicago-based plaintiff’s law firm Coplan + Crane, where he often goes toe-to-toe with powerful industries about their disregard for safety.

Michele S. Mirman

For nearly five decades, Michele Mirman’s civil cases have run the gamut of upholding social justice, from helping modernize New York legislature to supporting female survivors of abuse and medical malpractice. As Founding Partner at Mirman, Markovits & Landau, Michele advocates for anyone hurt by negligence, helping them navigate such life-altering turmoil.