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Guideposts Nominated For Best Legal Blog

By Evan M. Tager, Andrew L. Frey, Miriam R. Nemetz & Carl J. Summers on September 27, 2017
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We are honored that Guideposts has been nominated in The Expert Institute’s Best Legal Blog Contest.

If you have found the blog useful and would like to show your support, you can vote for us here or click on the badge above.

We greatly appreciate the positive feedback we have received from our readers since we launched the blog in 2014 and look forward to continuing to share our insights on developments in this important area of law.

Photo of Evan M. Tager Evan M. Tager

Evan Tager is a member of the Supreme Court & Appellate practice in Mayer Brown’s Washington, DC office. Identified by Chambers USA as one of America’s leading appellate lawyers for the past eight years, and profiled by Legal Times as a leading appellate…

Evan Tager is a member of the Supreme Court & Appellate practice in Mayer Brown’s Washington, DC office. Identified by Chambers USA as one of America’s leading appellate lawyers for the past eight years, and profiled by Legal Times as a leading appellate lawyer, Evan has been integrally involved in a range of issues of paramount importance to the business community, including punitive damages, class certification standards, admissibility of expert testimony, and enforceability of arbitration agreements.
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Photo of Andrew L. Frey Andrew L. Frey

Andy Frey has been integral to the development of constitutional limitations on punitive damages for over 30 years.  During that time, he has argued four punitive damages cases in the US Supreme Court for business defendants, including BMW of North America, Inc. v.

Andy Frey has been integral to the development of constitutional limitations on punitive damages for over 30 years.  During that time, he has argued four punitive damages cases in the US Supreme Court for business defendants, including BMW of North America, Inc. v. Gore, the Court’s seminal excessiveness case, as well as Philip Morris USA v. Williams and Honda Motor Co. v. Oberg, each of which resolved procedural due process challenges in favor of our clients.  No other defense counsel has argued more than one punitive damages case in the Court.  Andy also has successfully argued punitive damages cases in many lower federal and state courts.  Andy has represented insurers, automobile manufacturers, consumer product manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, energy companies, financial institutions, and many other kinds of businesses in punitive damages litigation.

In addition, Andy has written many scholarly pieces on punitive damages, including co-authoring with Evan Tager and Lauren Goldman the chapter on punitive damages in the ABA’s multi-volume treatise, Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts.  Andy has also often appeared on panels on punitive damages.

Andy retired from Mayer Brown in 2020, but remains available to assist Mayer Brown clients with punitive damages litigation.

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Photo of Miriam R. Nemetz Miriam R. Nemetz

Miriam Nemetz is a member of the Supreme Court and Appellate Practice in Mayer Brown’s Washington, D. C. office. Miriam has briefed dozens of cases in state and federal appellate courts and the U.S. Supreme Court, and has argued before the US Courts…

Miriam Nemetz is a member of the Supreme Court and Appellate Practice in Mayer Brown’s Washington, D. C. office. Miriam has briefed dozens of cases in state and federal appellate courts and the U.S. Supreme Court, and has argued before the US Courts of Appeals for the D.C., Second, Sixth and Seventh Circuits. Miriam handles a wide variety of appeals but has developed specialized expertise in cases involving punitive damages and employment-related claims. Since 2009, Miriam has been selected by her peers every year for inclusion in The Best Lawyers In America in the specialty of Appellate Law. She is a co-author of Mayer Brown’s Federal Appellate Practice treatise, published by BNA Books in December 2008.

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Photo of Carl J. Summers Carl J. Summers

As a member of Mayer Brown’s Supreme Court & Appellate practice, C.J.’s practice focuses on insurance bad faith, products liability, federal preemption, and punitive and other non-economic damages, with a particular focus on cases that require the presentation of complex medical or scientific…

As a member of Mayer Brown’s Supreme Court & Appellate practice, C.J.’s practice focuses on insurance bad faith, products liability, federal preemption, and punitive and other non-economic damages, with a particular focus on cases that require the presentation of complex medical or scientific information.  C.J. regularly represents clients in the US Supreme Court, the various US Courts of Appeals, and state appellate courts and has argued in the Seventh Circuit, the New York Appellate Division, and several federal and state trial courts.  In addition to his appellate work, C.J. regularly works closely with trial counsel to present and preserve issues for appellate review.

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