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Jennifer is a partner in the firm’s class action and complex litigation group. She represents individuals, unions and municipalities in litigation involving consumer fraud, data privacy, environmental contamination, securities fraud and health care. Jennifer’s goal is to make it costly for corporations to do the wrong thing.
Jennifer leads the firm’s class action seeking damages for firefighters in Connecticut who have been exposed to dangerous levels of PFAS chemicals as a result of wearing their turnout gear, and the municipalities that have purchased the contaminated gear.
Jennifer represents all Siri users in the state of Illinois in a suit alleging that Apple routinely collects biometric information and identifiers through its Siri App, in contravention of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA).
Jennifer is also leading the firm’s class action against Epic Games, Inc, the developer and distributor of Fortnite, on behalf of minors who had their personal information collected and used for the purpose of serving them behavioral advertising, in violation of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and a similar lawsuit against TikTok.
Prior to joining SGT, Jennifer had extensive experience litigating a wide variety of plaintiffs’ class action cases that resulted in significant recovery and corporate reform. Examples include litigation against Bank of America and Wells Fargo in connection with overdraft fees and other deceptive practices that resulted in recovery of hundreds of millions of dollars for customers and significant bank reform; a multidistrict litigation on behalf of over 600,000 physicians against the largest health insurers in America, alleging that payments were reduced, delayed and denied through the improper use of automated claims adjustment software that resulted in a $500 million recovery and brought significant reform to the health insurance industry; a civil RICO action against US Foods that resulted in one of the largest civil RICO recoveries ever ($300 million); and litigation against Bristol Meyers Squibb to ensure that generic drugs made it to market.
Jennifer began her career at a major New York law firm, where her practice focused on corporate litigation and white-collar criminal defense. As an attorney fighting to recover damages on behalf of plaintiffs and fighting for changes in corporate governance, she never loses sight of the individuals she is fighting for, and what is at stake for them.