Jones Day
Client SatisfactionCombining exceptionally strong strategic and procedural prowess throughout the litigation process, with high-level substantive law and subject matter knowledge, Jones Day remains a popular choice among major domestic and multinational corporates when faced with high-stakes toxic tort allegations. As well as having exceptional firepower at a trial stage throughout the country, including in many plaintiff-friendly jurisdictions, the team, which is led from Atlanta by Stephanie Parker, also excels in achieving dismissals at a pre-trial stage, regularly prevailing at Daubert evidentiary hearings as well as at a class certification stage. New York-based Theodore Grossman is a key member of the team, with his ongoing work for Daikin in the PFAS litigation further reinforcing his reputation for handling important litigation with potentially industry threatening ramifications. New York-based trial lawyer Leon DeJulius is also regularly involved in high-stakes toxic tort matters, recently securing the dismissal for Chevron of all public nuisance claims asserted in the pending MDL addressing purported liability for sales of the pesticide paraquat.
Key clients
- Aldrich Pump LLC Murry Boiler LLC
- Bestwall LLC
- Chevron U.S.A. Inc.
- Daikin America/Daikin Industries
- DBMP LLC
- LTL Management LLC
- Murry Boiler LLC
- Sherwin-Williams Company, The
- Steris Corporation
Work highlights
- Secured dismissal for Chevron of all public nuisance claims asserted in the pending multidistrict litigation addressing purported liability for sales of the pesticide paraquat.
- Obtained judgment for Sherwin-Williams in long-running Wisconsin litigation alleging exposure to old lead paint.
- Represents Daikin America and Daikin Industries in class actions, attorney general actions, and cases brought by individuals and municipalities challenging Daikin’s manufacture and sale of PFAS.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Stephanie Parker