Attorneys Practice Areas News The Firm Careers Locations ENG Litigation Representing Plaintiffs Sign Up for Publications OVERVIEW REPRESENTATIONS PARTNERS Quinn Emanuel has the most formidable plaintiffs’-side practices in the world. The caliber of our legal talent, the resources we can bring to all aspects of the case, and our proven track record on the plaintiffs’-side are second to none. When representing plaintiffs, our lawyers have won $70 billion in judgments and settlements. We have also obtained five 9-figure jury verdicts, forty-three 9-figure settlements, and nineteen 10-figure settlements. We have achieved success for our plaintiff clients in virtually every type of setting imaginable—including as part of class actions, as plaintiffs opting out from class actions to pursue individual claims, in group actions, and in solo actions. We have achieved success for plaintiffs in federal and state courts, in bankruptcy courts, and on appeal. READ MORE Recent Representations We represent Morgan Art Foundation, a longtime patron of the late artist Robert Indiana, and the holder of intellectual property rights for some of Indiana’s most famous works, including the LOVE image. Morgan brought claims against Michael McKenzie, American Image Art, and Jamie Thomas in connection with their unauthorized forgery of several Indiana works. Indiana’s Estate is also a defendant in this lawsuit. Indiana’s Estate asserted counterclaims against Morgan for, among other things, purportedly failing to provide Indiana with accountings and royalties required by certain agreements between the two parties. McKenzie and American Image Art likewise brought counterclaims against Morgan for purportedly interfering with agreements McKenzie and American Image Art allegedly had with Indiana. Morgan moved to dismiss the Indiana’s Estate’s counterclaims and certain of the counterclaims brought by McKenzie and American Image Art for failure to state a claim. The Court granted much of the relief Morgan requested, dismissing counterclaims brought by the Estate for breach of contract and unjust enrichment, and allowing the Estate’s remaining claims to go forward only on certain narrow grounds. The Court likewise dismissed McKenzie and American Image Art’s counterclaims for tortious interference and unfair competition, and permitted their counterclaim for slander of title to go forward based on only one narrow theory. Meanwhile, discovery continues as to all of Morgan’s affirmative claims. READ MORE Partners PARTNER Deepa Acharya Washington, D.C. View Bio vCard PARTNER Anthony Alden Los Angeles View Bio vCard PARTNER Debra Bernstein Atlanta View Bio vCard PARTNER Julia Beskin New York View Bio vCard VIEW MORE Who Works Here? Take a look and get to know the talented attorneys that are part or our team. LEARN MORE Who Are We? Learn more about our firm and what our attorneys have accomplished. LEARN MORE Ready To Reach Out? Locate the contact information for an office near you to get the conversation started. LEARN MORE © 2021 Contact Us Privacy Policy All rights reserved. Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee similar outcome. Amounts listed may be aggregates. Design by SPINX Digital We use cookies to improve your experience on our website. By continuing to use our site, or by clicking ‘accept’ you agree to the use of cookies in accordance with our cookie policy. ACCEPT DECLINE Cookies Settings