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I represent all types of injured individuals, with a particular focus on helping individuals who have been injured by drugs and medical devices.  I have played an integral role in numerous nationally consolidated pharmaceutical litigations, including serving as the national law and briefing co-chair for the Plaintiffs’ Steering Committee in the In Re: Yasmin and Yaz (Drospirenone) Marketing, Sales Practices and Products Liability Litigation.  I also served in the same role for the Plaintiffs’ Steering Committee in the In Re Pradaxa (Dabigatran Etexilate) Products Liability Litigation.. My firm and I take great pride in representing all types of injured individuals.  We understand that our clients are often speaking to us in their greatest time of need, with nowhere else to turn.  We do everything can to ensure our clients are treated fairly and have the advocates on their side that they deserve.

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Mr. Feltman is one of the founding members of Feltman Ewing, and has been practicing law for over 40 years. His successful career is built on representing individuals who have been injured in automobile accidents and by construction defects, and also those who have been injured by defective products and the negligent actions of others. In addition to obtaining settlements and judgments in favor of his clients, Mr. Feltman has a love for cars and family.

In the courtroom, Matt takes on powerful defendants and wins. He fights for victims of defective products, reckless drivers, and corporate fraud. His clients have won verdicts and settlements totaling over $100 million through Matt’s work ethic, creativity, and enthusiasm. In 2014, Matt was one of the youngest attorneys ever selected by the Daily Report as “On the Rise,” an annual list of forty attorneys who have made a difference and will continue to do so in the future. Out of the courtroom, Matt helps his clients put their lives back together. He also works to empower others to make informed decisions about their health, safety, and financial well-being.. Matt’s efforts have sparked legislation and federal investigations, and protected millions of families from dangerous products. While representing victims of catastrophic tire failures, Matt took additional action to protect other families from suffering the same fate. He personally compiled a list of almost ten million recalled tires and founded the Tire Safety Group to keep the list up to date and freely available. Through its website and free mobile apps, the Tire Safety Group is the only service in the world that instantly detects aged or recalled tires. Even a frequent critic of Matt’s role in holding the tire industry accountable, Tire Review magazine, praised his work as being “for the benefit of his fellow man.”. Matt is a first-generation college graduate from Climax, Georgia. He worked his way through Mercer University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts. Matt then attended Mercer’s Walter F. George School of Law on a tuition scholarship. Matt attributes these successes to the example set by his father and mentors. After losing his mother at thirteen, Matt watched his father juggle multiple jobs to support his family. Matt also received significant support from his teachers and community. Because of these experiences, Matt and his wife, Michele, are committed to causes that enable individuals and communities to reach their full potential.. After law school, Matt immediately went to work for people injured, killed, or financially harmed by the misconduct of others. His decision has led him to courthouses and kitchen tables across the United States. He quickly gained experience in high-stakes cases involving wrongful death, quadriplegia, and other serious injuries. Matt now works with teams of the brightest lawyers and support staff in the nation. Whether representing a nationwide class harmed by corporate fraud or a local victim of individual carelessness, Matt is a powerful voice for those seeking just and fair treatment under the law. As Ralph Nader, one of the most successful consumer advocates, puts it, “There’s seventy thousand trial lawyers—how many are like Matt? Maybe a 100.”

My practice focuses on civil and commercial litigation.  Specifically, my work includes matters involving complex commercial and business disputes, product liability, toxic tort and unfair business practices litigation.  I represent clients in a wide variety of fields ranging from individual entrepreneurs and closely-held businesses to Fortune 500 companies, retail and manufacturing enterprises.. I have been recognized by my legal peers and the judiciary with a Martindale-Hubbell AV® Preeminent™ Rating—the highest rating available in both legal ability and ethical standards.. I joined Kasowitz LLP in September 2006 after practicing with the Atlanta law firm of Barrickman, Allred & Young (2005-2006) and California law firms Barger & Wolen LLP (1999-2005) and McNamara, Dodge, Houston, McClure & Ney, LLP (1997-1999).

Ryan has dedicated his entire legal career to representing people injured by foodborne illness. His passion is holding food producers accountable when they poison their customers. His unending goal is to make the food we eat safer.. Ryan has a decade’s worth of experience in foodborne illness litigation. He has represented people in every major foodborne illness outbreak during that time.. Ryan gravitated to the science-driven foodborne illness practice in part because he comes from a medical family. His sister is a neonatologist at the University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Hospital, his mother is a former nurse practitioner and his father is an infectious disease epidemiologist. He has been around foodborne illness outbreak investigations since before he could walk.. “You’ll get the experience you deserve. It is important to know the lawyer you hire to represent you in a foodborne illness case has done these cases before and knows what it takes to win. There isn’t a more experienced foodborne illness law firm in America than OFT. Experience counts, however, the most rewarding part of my job is connecting with my clients. When you hire OFT we will be working together to get the best possible outcome by any means necessary. Every case is personal to me. You are trusting me with your case, and I take that responsibility seriously. You will be able to contact me at all hours of the day via email, text, or phone with any questions or concerns you might have. We work for you, and will never forget that.”. Ryan has a baseball obsessed four-year-old son named Ethan and a one-year-old daughter named Greta. He met his amazing wife Monica at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she was a soccer player for the Badgers.. When Ryan is not working, you can often find him in his pumpkin patch growing giant pumpkins. He recently grew a nearly 1,000 pound pumpkin.

Ashleigh Raso practices personal injury law with a concentration on medical device product liability. She understands that every struggle affects each person and family differently and that the result of their conflict can have a profound effect on their lives. She approaches each case with the weight and thoughtfulness that it deserves and is dedicated to working hard and fighting for her clients who were injured by the carelessness of others.. Ashleigh was born in Rome, New York, and raised in LaCrosse, Wisconsin, where at the age of eight she knew she wanted to be lawyer. Ashleigh's childhood dreams stuck with her through high school and took her first to Winona State University where she earned a B.A. and B.S. in Political Science and Public Administration in 2008. Before law school Ashleigh worked for a U.S. Congressman learning the interactions of the federal and state government. Then in 2009 she attended William Mitchell College of law where she earned her J.D.. Ashleigh joined Meshbesher & Spence in July, 2010, as a law clerk and subsequently passed the Minnesota State Bar in 2012 and began working as an attorney. Ashleigh also became licensed in U.S. District Court (MN) in July of 2013 so she could expand her work in the field and even better serve her clients.. During law school, Ashleigh volunteered with the Minnesota Justice Foundation, particularly in Street Law, where she worked closely with underprivileged and at-risk youth to help them understand their legal rights and obligations, as well as the basic rights and responsibilities of citizenship in a democratic society. She also was co-chair of Out!law at William Mitchell.. When not in the office, Ashleigh can be found with her friends, on the volleyball court or with her dog Baileigh, who she rescued in 2010.

I am qualified as a mediator under Rule 114 of the General Rules of Practice for District Courts