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• Mr. Anderson is a senior staff attorney on the Firm's document management team, whose responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the identification, review, and production of electronic documents for the Firm’s major pharmaceutical, products liability, toxic tort, and other complex litigation. The team ensures that all document productions meet the new e-discovery rules as well as the Firm’s exacting QA and QC standards. The team provides cost-effective document management in the increasingly complex e-discovery environment in which our clients find themselves.

• District of Columbia Court of Appeals District of Columbia

• Rutgers School of Law - Camden, Camden, New Jersey, 1994J.D. Case Western Reserve University, 1990B.A.

• Hollingsworth LLP is among the nation's leading litigation firms. All of our lawyers specialize in complex trial and appellate work. We handle any litigation challenge, but the majority of our work is for corporate clients in the areas of pharmaceutical products, medical devices, toxic torts and products liability, financial institutions, federal claims, government contracts, insurance, environmental, and white collar defense. Our clients are multi-national blue chip companies, large and small domestic businesses, an array of directors and officers, and other individuals. We are called upon to solve our clients' toughest litigation problems nationwide and, in consequence, we regularly have the lead in landmark cases and on cutting-edge litigation theories and defenses. We work with the most impressive experts and consultants in the world. Because we have the tenacity and skill to win at trial and on appeal, we increase the likelihood of successful resolution at earlier stages of a case as well. Hollingsworth LLP offers efficiencies unmatched at larger general practice firms and depth and experience unmatched at boutiques.Our attorneys are regularly called upon to lecture and write on issues involving our areas of expertise. We have taught law school courses, authored leading treatises, spoken at national conferences for judges and lawyers, and served on the editorial staff of media outlets. We host private seminars for our clients, including the country's longest running seminar on toxic torts and complex litigation defense, and we go in-house to teach counsel and their clients how their business affects the course of litigation and vice versa. We independently advance our clients' interests through our memberships in, among others, the Sedona Conference, Lawyers for Civil Justice, the Products Liability Advisory Council, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce National Litigation Center's Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee, the Council for Court Excellence, and the American Law Institute.Hollingsworth LLP attorneys serve on boards and committees of such varied local and national organizations as the United States Chamber of Commerce, the Democratic National Committee, the D.C. Public Library Foundation, the Community Foundation for Montgomery County (Maryland), the International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC), and Leadership Maryland, among others.We support our community as both lawyers and business people. Maintaining our only office in the District of Columbia, we encourage pro bono representation through the District of Columbia Bar Association and other local organizations. We participate in local fundraisers for charitable groups, such as the annual Lawyers Have Heart 10k, the Whitman Walker AIDS Walk, Gifts for the Homeless, and Breast Cancer Awareness activities. We also serve as tutors and mentors at The SEED Public Charter School of Washington, D.C.

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