Damion represents founders, executives, and investors in matters where a company or a career depends on the result. He clerked for the Honorable David O. Carter in the Central District of California and began his career defending publicly traded companies and financial institutions in billion-dollar matters at the height of the financial crisis. He has helped clients obtain over $200 million in verdicts and settlements.
Full biographyJimmie represents tenants in class actions against some of the largest corporate landlords in the country. His work includes the proposed settlement in Norman v. Essex Property Trust, Inc., which would provide $27.95 million in total relief and is pending court approval. His active matters include class actions against Greystar, AvalonBay, and the Nijjar landlord network. He began his career in class action defense at Gordon & Rees.
Full biographyKevin has spent more than twenty years litigating wage-and-hour and employment class actions, most of it for employees. He ran his own plaintiff-side employment firm for nearly a decade and has also defended employers, which informs how he values and settles cases. A Harvard-trained mediator, he handles the employment-law side of the firm’s executive matters.
Full biographyMatt works on the firm’s class actions and business disputes, with a background in data privacy and cybersecurity. Before joining Robinson & Parker, he practiced in DLA Piper’s data, privacy, and cybersecurity group, advising Fortune 500 companies on privacy compliance and risk management. He came to the law from politics, including as Press Secretary for the New York City Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs.
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