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is recognized for his wide range of successes in representing
individuals, corporations, and labor organizations in complex employment
law and wage and hour class action litigation. |
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Brian P. Kenney
Gerard P. Egan
Brian P. McCafferty
Eric L. Young
Emily C. Lambert
Meredith
T. Deming
Paul
A. Sarmousakis
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Brian P. McCafferty
Brian P. McCafferty is a highly
regarded trial and appellate lawyer who specializes in labor and employment law,
wage and hour litigation, False Claims Act litigation, commercial litigation
and complex personal injury and products liability litigation. Mr. McCafferty’s
variety of experience has ranged from assisting the federal government in recovering
hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars from defense contractors and the oil
industry to representing low-wage workers in wage and overtime cases.
Mr.
McCafferty is currently and has historically represented workers
nationally in the beef, pork and chicken processing industries
in seeking fair payment of wages and overtime. His work has
resulted in several published decisions favorable to workers: See
e.g., Lopez v. Tyson Foods, Inc.,
2007 WL 1291101 (D. Neb. March 20, 2007); Dybevik v. Quality
Pork Processors,
Inc., 2001 WL 811124 (D. Minn. July 10, 2001).
While
Mr. McCafferty has spent much of his career vindicating the rights
of individual workers and citizens, he has also scored important
victories for small businesses, corporations and labor organizations. For
example, in the published Third Circuit decision Fair Housing
Council of Suburban Philadelphia v. Montgomery Newspapers,
141 F.3d 71 (3d Cir. 1998), Mr. McCafferty successfully defended
Montgomery Newspapers, a local weekly newspaper company, in both
the district court and the Third Circuit, against allegations that
it published discriminatory housing advertisements. This
case remains an important precedent in Third Circuit law on whether
advocacy organizations have standing to sue on issues germane to
their causes. Subsequently, Mr.
McCafferty testified along with Pulitzer Prize winning journalist
Arthur Howe before a Pennsylvania House of Representatives committee
which led to amendments in Pennsylvania fair housing laws.
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Mr. McCafferty has also
served as outside national counsel to the Oil Chemical and Atomic
Workers Union (OCAW) and had been involved in advising that organization
(which is now part of the United Steelworkers Union) in numerous
strikes, lockouts, contract arbitrations, NLRB matters and other
labor disputes.
Prior to joining KEMY, Mr. McCafferty was the Managing
Partner of the Philadelphia Office of Texas-based national class
action firm Provost Umphrey, LLP. Mr. McCafferty received his law
degree from the University of Notre Dame Law School in 1992 and
his Bachelor of Arts in Government and International Studies from
the University of Notre Dame in 1989. He is admitted to practice
in Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia; and he is also admitted
to practice in the following federal courts: United States Court
of Appeals for the Third, Fourth, Fifth and D.C. Circuits, as well
as the United States District Court for the Eastern and Middle
Districts of Pennsylvania, the Eastern and Western Districts of
Arkansas, the Central District of Illinois, the Western District
of Michigan and District of the District of Columbia. Prior to
entering private practice, Mr. McCafferty served as a Legal Assistant
to the Honorable James Gardner Colins, formerly the President Judge
of the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania.
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Contact
tel: 610-940-9099 Ext. 15
email: bmccafferty@kemy-law.com
An experienced litigator with an emphasis on employment law,
personal injury and commercial litigation. |
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