Rachel Geman to Speak at Penn Plaintiffs’ Law Association Annual Symposium on Oct. 27

Lieff Cabraser partner Rachel Geman will speak at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School’s Penn Plaintiffs’ Law Association Annual Symposium, “Civil Justice Through Private Practice: The Role of the Plaintiffs’ Bar,” on October 27 in Philadelphia.

The symposium will feature discussions on how plaintiffs’ attorneys use private practice to take on powerful institutions, pursue accountability, and shape emerging areas of law.

Rachel will participate in the panel “The Cases That Will Define the Next Decade,” where she will discuss the future of Big Tech litigation, focusing on Lieff Cabraser’s Bartz v. Anthropic authors’ copyright class action involving the use of copyrighted works to train AI models, which resulted in a historic $1.5 billion settlement.

Other panelists include:

• Melissa Yeates — Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check
• Kristen L. Varallo — Anapol Weiss
• Diana J. Zinser — Spector Caldes & Corrigan

For more information, visit the Penn Carey Law School website.

About Rachel Geman

Rachel Geman is a partner in Lieff Cabraser’s New York office and the Chair of the firm’s False Claims/Qui Tam practice group. Her practice is dedicated to representing whistleblowers, employees, and consumers in complex class action and False Claims Act matters. Rachel is the employee-side Chair of the ABA’s Workplace and Occupational Safety and Health Law Committee; the Chair of the NELA/NY amicus committee; and a CDRC-trained community mediator.