Current Role
Current Role
              - Partner, Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP
 - Practice focuses on consumer, insurance, and antitrust class actions as well as appellate representation
 
Experience
Experience
              - Snell & Wilmer LLP, 2009-2013
 - American Inns of Court Pegasus Scholar 2012, study of commercial, media, and privacy law with barristers and judges in the U.K.
 
Legal Activities
Legal Activities
              - Adjunct Professor, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, Arizona State University
 - Chair, American Inns of Court, Pegasus Scholarship Selection Committee
 - Member, Former Treasurer & Program Chair, Lorna Lockwood American Inn of Court
 - Former Treasurer and Member of the Board of Trustees, American Inns of Court
 - American Association for Justice
 
Recognition
Recognition
              - 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers, Lawdragon, 2024-2025
 - Rising Star, Class Action/Mass Tort, Super Lawyers, 2015-2017
 - Top Pro Bono Attorneys in Arizona Award, Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education, 2013
 
Notable Cases
Notable Cases
              - Boaden v. Continental Casualty Co.
 - Brown v. Continental Casualty Co.
 - Cheslow v. Continental Casualty Co.
 - Gunn v. Continental Casualty Co.
 - Sieving v. Continental Casualty Co.
 - Koskan v. Continental Casualty Co.
 - Franklin v. Csaa General Insurance Co.
 - Creasman v. Farmers Casualty Ins. Co.
 - Dorazio v. Allstate Fire & Casualty Ins. Co.
 - Doyle v. Pekin Ins. Co.
 - Hacker v. American Family Mutual Personal Ins. Co.
 - Lopez v. Liberty Mutual Personal Ins. Co.
 - Miller v. Trumbull Ins. Co.
 - Moshier v. Safeco Insurance Company of America
 - In re Hyundai & Kia Fuel Economy Litigation
 - Lewis v. GEICO
 - Jim Brown v. Electronic Arts Inc.
 
Publications
Publications
              - Co-author, Arizona and Colorado chapters of the ABA’s “A Practitioner’s Guide to Class Actions," 2d edition
 
Personal Insight
Personal Insight
              When John’s great-grandfather came from Italy to Boston, he lost his life savings to a man he met named Charles Ponzi. A century later, John takes special pride in protecting the public against broad-based frauds and swindles and the corruption of honest enterprise.






