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"One of the nation's premier plaintiffs' firms."
American Lawyer
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"Representing the best qualities of the plaintiffs' bar."
The National Law Journal
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"Their effective and caring advocacy for clients has earned Lieff Cabraser its first-class reputation."
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Attorneys
A Lawyer with Global Experience
A partner in Lieff Cabraser's San Francisco office, Lexi represents clients in aviation, false claims, and personal injury and mass tort cases, including nearly two-thousand hemophiliacs from 24 countries who contracted HIV from contaminated blood products in litigation against major American pharmaceutical companies that settled in 2009.
Lexi is currently representing patients prescribed medications with dangerous, undisclosed side effects and patients who received allegedly defective medical devices like the DePuy metal-on-metal hip implants and transvaginal surgical mesh, as well as nursing home patients alleging that they received insufficient care due to understaffing. Lexi also works on cases brought under the California False Claims act on behalf of public pension funds against custodial banks for fraudulent foreign exchange services.
Lexi has spoken at several conferences, including the AIDS Legal Referral Panel 2006 Advocates Council Leadership Benefit conference, where she gave the keynote speech on blood factor litigation. After receiving her law degree from the University of California, Berkeley, Lexi clerked for Judge Henry Kennedy, Jr. of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Lexi also holds Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Anthropology from Stanford University. She speaks Spanish and Portuguese and has lived and worked previously in Latin America.
Lexi has been recognized as a "Rising Star for Northern California" by Super Lawyers.
Videos
DePuy Hip Recall
Broadspire Patient Caution
Update on the DePuy
Hip Implant Recall
DePuy Hip Recall:
Failure Rate Evidence
DePuy Hip Recal:
Patient Legal Advisory
Awards & Honors
- "Rising Star for Northern California," Super Lawyers, 2009-2011


