Singleton

General Counsel

• Oversee and support the firm’s settlement function across all practice areas, serving as a centralized legal resource for settlement-related matters.
• Lead, supervise, and mentor the settlement team, including attorneys, paralegals, and support staff, while helping establish clear workflows, roles, and best practices.
• Standardize settlement processes firm-wide, including documentation, timelines, approval procedures, and client communication protocols.
• Draft, review, and approve settlement agreements, releases, court filings, and related documents to ensure accuracy, consistency, and compliance with applicable laws and firm standards.
• Advise and partner closely with the Settlement Accounting team regarding client trust accounts, IOLTA accounts, settlement funds, disbursements, liens, and distribution procedures.
• Oversee compliance with state-specific laws, court rules, and ethical obligations related to settlement funds, client trust accounting, and professional responsibility.
• Monitor implementation of settlement terms, including deadlines, required approvals, and fulfillment of contractual and court-ordered obligations.
• Serve as a point of contact for attorneys and partners across the firm to provide guidance on settlement strategy, procedures, and risk management.
• Communicate clearly and empathetically with clients regarding settlement processes, timelines, and next steps, as needed.
• Collaborate with firm leadership to identify opportunities for process improvement, increased efficiency, and the adoption of legal technologies to support settlement operations.

In-House Settlement Counsel

Attorney

• Support litigation and case strategy through substantive legal work, client advocacy, and collaboration with cross-functional legal teams.
• Ensure cases progress efficiently while maintaining accuracy, professionalism, and compliance with applicable laws and ethical standards.
• Manage discovery, including propounding and responding to written discovery, taking and defending depositions, meeting and conferring with opposing counsel, and analyzing complex documents.
• Draft and prepare legal documents, including discovery motions and opposition papers.
• Perform legal research.
• Make court appearances as necessary.
• Participate in case strategy discussions and contribute innovative ideas.
• Communicate effectively with clients, opposing counsel, and team members.
• Collaborate with senior attorneys on cases.

Associate Attorney – Fire Damages

• Manage a caseload of sexual assault and human trafficking matters from intake through resolution or trial.
• Develop and execute litigation strategy, including case themes, liability theories, and damages models.
• Advocate for survivors using a trauma-informed, client-centered approach.
• Collaborate with attorneys, paralegals, and investigators to build strong, evidence-driven cases.
• Conduct client meetings and ongoing communications.
• Prepare clients for all stages of litigation (filing, discovery, depositions, mediation, trial).
• Interview witnesses and coordinate evidence collection.
• Draft complaints, amended complaints, and dispositive/opposition motions.

Associate Attorney – Sexual Assault & Human Trafficking

Assistant

• Management of electronic information, document management, and document review.
• Manage case documentation and file organization by collecting, scanning, and uploading key documents (e.g., police reports, insurance policies, medical records) into the case management system while maintaining accurate notes and timelines.
• Track medical treatment and billing by monitoring client care, requesting records and bills from providers, and preparing treatment summaries for case evaluations and negotiations.
• Coordinate with third parties such as insurance adjusters, medical providers, and lien holders to gather documentation, verify coverage, and assist with organizing settlement and disbursement materials.

Case Assistant

• Play a significant role in all stages of litigation, including but not limited to: drafting pleadings, drafting motions and briefs, assisting with all phases of discovery including written discovery, document review/management, and taking and defending depositions, playing a critical role in class certification discovery and briefing, working closely with experts, conducting trials and/or overseeing class settlement processes and procedures.
• Participate in case strategy discussions and use creative approaches to solve novel issues of law.
• Identify new areas for potential litigation and lead investigations into potential cases.
• Work collaboratively with other attorneys and support staff.

Consumer Protection Attorney

• Manage multiple complex cases concurrently.
• Initiate affirmative steps and strategic oversight to bring cases to conclusion.
• Prepare and litigate cases from start to finish with a sense of urgency.
• Draft and prepare pleadings and complex motions and responses.
• Manage discovery, including propounding and responding to written discovery, analyzing produced documents, and managing the flow of discovery.
• Identify and retain experts, assist in report preparation and submission.
• Take and defend depositions of plaintiff parties, lay witnesses, experts and corporate witnesses.
• Perform legal research, author briefs, and argue motions.
• Participate and lead in hearings and complex trials in many states.
• Participate in case strategy discussions and contribute innovative ideas.
• Communicate effectively with clients, opposing counsel, and team members.
• Collaborate with senior attorneys on cases.

Environmental Litigation Attorney

General

• Review and evaluate environmental regulations, permitting requirements, and scientific literature relevant to cases and potential cases
• Collaborate with members of the science team and attorneys to interpret scientific data, assess risks, and develop strategies for casework and advocacy
• Gathering and analyzing air, soil, and water data sets and samples to determine the level and source of environmental contamination
• Conduct advanced scientific research and analysis related to environmental issues, including pollution, hazardous materials, and ecosystem impacts
• Prepare technical reports and expert opinions for use in legal proceedings, regulatory submissions, and client advisories
• Engage with external stakeholders, including government agencies, clients, and community groups, to communicate scientific information and support firm initiatives
• Research potential pollution sources and affected populations, assist with air and groundwater efforts
• Utilize USGS, EPA, state environmental agencies, and other data sources to compile environmental data sets
• Perform literature review on specific pollutants and human health issues

Environmental Specialist

• Manage a caseload of sexual assault and human trafficking matters from intake through resolution or trial.
• Develop and execute litigation strategy, including case themes, liability theories, and damages models.
• Advocate for survivors using a trauma-informed, client-centered approach.
• Collaborate with attorneys, paralegals, and investigators to build strong, evidence-driven cases.
• Contribute to case strategy, institutional accountability theories, and pattern-and-practice development.
• Review intake materials to identify viable claims, defendants, and statutes of limitation.
• Analyze liability, causation, and damages; develop case chronologies and themes.
• Conduct client meetings and ongoing communications.
• Prepare clients for all stages of litigation (filing, discovery, depositions, mediation, trial).

Associate Attorney – Sexual Assault, Human Trafficking

• Manage multiple complex cases concurrently.
• Initiate affirmative steps and strategic oversight to bring cases to conclusion.
• Manage CERCLA (Superfund) Litigation.
• Prepare and litigate cases from start to finish with a sense of urgency.
• Draft and prepare pleadings and complex motions and responses.
• Manage discovery, including propounding and responding to written discovery, analyzing produced documents, and managing the flow of discovery.
• Identify and retain experts, assist in report preparation and submission.
• Take and defend depositions of plaintiff parties, lay witnesses, experts and corporate witnesses.
• Perform legal research, author briefs, and argue motions.
• Participate and lead in hearings and complex trials in many states.
• Participate in case strategy discussions and contribute innovative ideas.
• Communicate effectively with clients, opposing counsel, and team members.
• Collaborate with senior attorneys on cases.
• Solid timekeeping skills.

In-House Settlement Counsel

Associate Attorney – Fire Damages

Associate Attorney – Sexual Assault & Human Trafficking

Case Assistant

Consumer Protection Attorney

Environmental Litigation Attorney

In-House Settlement Counsel

Environmental Specialist

Associate Attorney – Sexual Assault, Human Trafficking

Environmental Litigation Attorney

Litigation Attorney – CERCLA