Experience 

As a member of Mayer Brown’s Supreme Court & Appellate practice, C.J.’s practice focuses on insurance bad faith, products liability, federal preemption, and punitive and other non-economic damages, with a particular focus on cases that require the presentation of complex medical or scientific information.  C.J. regularly represents clients in the US Supreme Court, the various US Courts of Appeals, and state appellate courts and has argued in the Seventh Circuit, the New York Appellate Division, and several federal and state trial courts.  In addition to his appellate work, C.J. regularly works closely with trial counsel to present and preserve issues for appellate review. 

Employment 
Mayer Brown LLP, Washington, 2001 to date

Education 

Yale Law School, JD, 2001 • The University of Michigan, MA, 1999 • Illinois Wesleyan University, BA, summa cum laude in Chemistry and Philosophy, 1996

Admitted
District of Columbia, 2004 • New York, 2002