MDL Case Management and Meritless Claims: Novel Application of New Rule 16.1 and AI Tools

Mr. Campbell has over 25 years of experience representing clients in their biggest litigations and guiding clients through their most significant disputes, working with corporations and organizations facing product liability, commercial, or contractual disputes throughout the United States. In product matters, he serves as national coordinating counsel, strategic counsel, and lead trial counsel for companies of all sizes on product liability, warranty, and other personal injury and property damage claims. Mr. Campbell's tort and product liability experience spans various industries, including automotive, medical device, railroad, and aviation, and his clients include product manufacturers, distributors and retailers. He litigates complex insurance coverage disputes, as well as complex contract, commercial litigation and arbitration matters for product manufacturers, service providers, and government contractors.

Mr. Davis has over 20 years of experience representing companies in complex investigations and litigations and advising clients on information law issues—including discovery, spoliation, data privacy, cross-border transfers, cybersecurity, information governance, artificial intelligence (AI) and emergent technology. He leads teams responding to governmental inquiries; conducts international investigations of fraud and abuse, trade secrets theft, sanctions violations, and security incidents; and counsels companies on compliant practices in a broad range of disciplines. Mr. Davis stood up the firm’s first GenAI review of documents in an active litigation and has architected and defended AI discovery workflows and validation before regulators, courts, and tribunals. He is an award-winning author and frequent lecturer on investigations, data protection, and information law.

Ms. Tucker represents clients in a wide range of product liability matters, including in multidistrict litigation and class actions. Her work encompasses pharmaceutical and medical device matters impacting all members of the pharmaceutical supply chain, as well as counseling automotive and rail industry clients through litigation and related appeals. Ms. Tucker regularly applies her scientific background to her legal work, finding that her technical acumen provides a valuable perspective for matters and research involving technology, biology, and chemistry. She maintains an active pro bono practice, with a focus on landlord-tenant disputes.