Nachawati Law Group Expands to Washington, D.C.
In a significant development for public law, the Nachawati Law Group has opened a new office in Washington, D.C., which will serve as the headquarters for its rapidly growing Public Entity Litigation and Antitrust Division. This move underscores the firm's commitment to supporting governmental entities in their pursuit of justice against corporate misconduct.
The newly established office in D.C. is a strategic expansion that aims to enhance the firm's capabilities in representing states, municipalities, and other governmental organizations facing challenges related to corporate actions that adversely affect communities and essential public resources.
Michael Kades, co-leader of this practice area, emphasized the firm's dedication to addressing critical issues faced by these entities. He stated, “The Washington, D.C., office deepens our commitment to helping governmental entities as they address the important challenges they and their communities face.” The office's prime location in the nation's capital positions the firm advantageously within the ecosystem of government and public policy.
Focus Areas of the Practice
The Public Entity Litigation Division at Nachawati Law Group encompasses a range of legal practices, including:
- - Social Media and Technology Litigation: Collaborating with multiple states to safeguard young individuals affected by the privacy policies and behaviors of social media companies.
- - Antitrust Law: Advocating for states adversely impacted by anti-competitive actions that suppress wages and hinder economic growth.
- - Opioid Crisis Accountability: Working alongside public entities to secure accountability for the extensive community damages inflicted by potent and addictive opioid medications.
- - Environmental Advocacy: Pursuing claims related to abandoned oil and gas wells, groundwater contamination, and the restitution of public resources affected by corporate negligence.
Brian McMath, also a co-leader of the practice, articulated the serious obligations governmental entities bear towards their constituents. He remarked, “Governmental entities have immense responsibilities to the people and communities they serve, and for too long some corporations have abused that trust while causing widespread harm.” He expressed pride in providing legal support to help these entities defend their communities and recoup public funds.
Commitment to Public Service
Majed Nachawati, the firm’s founder, described this expansion as both an honor and a responsibility. He noted, “It is an immense honor and responsibility to represent governments in this work. We're proud to bring the firm's national litigation experience and resources to this important work.” The firm's head office in D.C. not only enhances its legal prowess but also strengthens its mission of holding corporations accountable and ensuring that public resources are preserved and protected.
The newly opened office is located at 1101 14th St. NW, Suite 920, Washington, D.C. As it opens its doors, the Nachawati Law Group is set to make a significant impact in the realm of public entity litigation, offering its expertise to governmental clients throughout the nation. For more information, visit their official website at
publicentity.law.