National law firm Eckert Seamans has added Jhonattan Gonzalez as an Associate in the Mass Tort Litigation practice. He joins the firm’s Newark office from White and Williams LLP.
Gonzalez represents clients in a wide range of litigation matters including ERISA, insurance, healthcare, general liability, and asbestos. He has experience with discovery and document production, pleadings, dispositive and discovery motions, settlement memoranda, and coverage opinion letters. Gonzalez has also performed extensive research and drafted memoranda on a variety of complex substantive and procedural matters. He earned his J.D. from Rutgers Law School and his B.A. from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
Gonzalez’s arrival follows the addition of a number of other attorneys across the firm’s platform, including Josh Boyle and Bryant Eng in Philadelphia, Amanda Geary in Washington, D.C, Ted McDonough in Princeton, and Kim Tague in Pittsburgh.
Eckert Seamans’ Mass Tort Litigation group defends clients in mass tort lawsuits arising from environmental and occupational exposure to chemicals and other substances. Attorneys in the practice have extensive experience as national, regional, and local mass tort litigation counsel in lawsuits involving diverse circumstances of exposure and a variety of medical conditions.
About Eckert Seamans
Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC is a national law firm with 15 offices throughout the eastern United States. We provide a full range of legal services nationwide to businesses of all sizes, institutions, municipalities, colleges and universities, government agencies, and individuals. Our practice areas encompass litigation, including mass tort and products liability litigation; corporate and business law; intellectual property law; labor and employment relations; hospitality and gaming law; aviation; bankruptcy and creditors’ rights; employee benefits; environmental law; construction law; public finance and municipal law; real estate and land use; tax; and trusts and estates. Eckert Seamans has offices in Pittsburgh, Harrisburg and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Boston, Massachusetts; Washington, D.C.; Wilmington, Delaware; White Plains and Buffalo, New York; Newark and Princeton, New Jersey; Richmond, Virginia; Troy, Michigan; Hartford, Connecticut; Providence, Rhode Island and Charleston, West Virginia.
