Partners Michael P. Canty and Alfred L. Fatale III have been named 2025 “MVPs” by Law360, an elite distinction reserved for a select group of attorneys who exemplify excellence and innovation within their practice areas. This recognition underscores Michael and Alfred’s standing as trusted leaders driving excellence in high-impact litigation.
Highly regarded as one of the country’s top litigators, Michael was named a Class Actions MVP for his exceptional work prosecuting high-profile class action matters. In addition to leading one of the Firm’s Securities Litigation teams and co-leading the Consumer Protection and Data Privacy Litigation team, he is a member of the Firm’s Executive Committee and serves as its General Counsel. Among his many successes over the past year, Michael led the team that secured a historic jury verdict in the landmark data privacy case Frasco v. Flo Health, one of the first cases where a jury has held Big Tech accountable for its handling of consumer health information. In addition, he led the team that secured a $125 million settlement in Boston Retirement System v. Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc., a case alleging that the pharmaceutical drug company made materially false and misleading statements and omissions in connection to the sale of their flagship drug Soliris.
Alfred was named a Securities MVP for his outstanding work litigating securities fraud class actions on behalf of institutional investors. Alfred's success in moving the needle within the legal industry has earned him national recognition as a leading litigator and his strategic leadership in high-stakes matters continues to shape securities law and strengthen protections for investors. Among his many successes leading one of the Firm’s Securities Litigations teams over the past year, Alfred led the team that successfully secured a $200 million recovery in Boston Retirement System v. Uber Technologies, Inc., a case alleging that the offering documents for Uber’s May 2019 IPO contained materially false and misleading statements regarding the company’s business model, growth strategy, passenger safety efforts, and financial condition.
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Partners Michael P. Canty and Alfred L. Fatale III have been named 2025 “MVPs” by Law360, an elite distinction reserved for a select group of attorneys who exemplify excellence and innovation within their practice areas. This recognition underscores Michael and Alfred’s standing as trusted leaders driving excellence in high-impact litigation.
Highly regarded as one of the country’s top litigators, Michael was named a Class Actions MVP for his exceptional work prosecuting high-profile class action matters. In addition to leading one of the Firm’s Securities Litigation teams and co-leading the Consumer Protection and Data Privacy Litigation team, he is a member of the Firm’s Executive Committee and serves as its General Counsel. Among his many successes over the past year, Michael led the team that secured a historic jury verdict in the landmark data privacy case Frasco v. Flo Health, one of the first cases where a jury has held Big Tech accountable for its handling of consumer health information. In addition, he led the team that secured a $125 million settlement in Boston Retirement System v. Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc., a case alleging that the pharmaceutical drug company made materially false and misleading statements and omissions in connection to the sale of their flagship drug Soliris.
Alfred was named a Securities MVP for his outstanding work litigating securities fraud class actions on behalf of institutional investors. Alfred's success in moving the needle within the legal industry has earned him national recognition as a leading litigator and his strategic leadership in high-stakes matters continues to shape securities law and strengthen protections for investors. Among his many successes leading one of the Firm’s Securities Litigations teams over the past year, Alfred led the team that successfully secured a $200 million recovery in Boston Retirement System v. Uber Technologies, Inc., a case alleging that the offering documents for Uber’s May 2019 IPO contained materially false and misleading statements regarding the company’s business model, growth strategy, passenger safety efforts, and financial condition.
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Partners Michael P. Canty and Alfred L. Fatale III have been named 2025 “MVPs” by Law360, an elite distinction reserved for a select group of attorneys who exemplify excellence and innovation within their practice areas. This recognition underscores Michael and Alfred’s standing as trusted leaders driving excellence in high-impact litigation.
Highly regarded as one of the country’s top litigators, Michael was named a Class Actions MVP for his exceptional work prosecuting high-profile class action matters. In addition to leading one of the Firm’s Securities Litigation teams and co-leading the Consumer Protection and Data Privacy Litigation team, he is a member of the Firm’s Executive Committee and serves as its General Counsel. Among his many successes over the past year, Michael led the team that secured a historic jury verdict in the landmark data privacy case Frasco v. Flo Health, one of the first cases where a jury has held Big Tech accountable for its handling of consumer health information. In addition, he led the team that secured a $125 million settlement in Boston Retirement System v. Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc., a case alleging that the pharmaceutical drug company made materially false and misleading statements and omissions in connection to the sale of their flagship drug Soliris.
Alfred was named a Securities MVP for his outstanding work litigating securities fraud class actions on behalf of institutional investors. Alfred's success in moving the needle within the legal industry has earned him national recognition as a leading litigator and his strategic leadership in high-stakes matters continues to shape securities law and strengthen protections for investors. Among his many successes leading one of the Firm’s Securities Litigations teams over the past year, Alfred led the team that successfully secured a $200 million recovery in Boston Retirement System v. Uber Technologies, Inc., a case alleging that the offering documents for Uber’s May 2019 IPO contained materially false and misleading statements regarding the company’s business model, growth strategy, passenger safety efforts, and financial condition.
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