Kara McBride Named to Bloomberg Law’s “They’ve Got Next: The 40 Under 40”
We are pleased to announce that Lieff Cabraser partner Katherine “Kara” McBride has been named to Bloomberg Law’s 2026 “They’ve Got Next: The 40 Under 40” list.
We are pleased to announce that Lieff Cabraser partner Katherine “Kara” McBride has been named to Bloomberg Law’s 2026 “They’ve Got Next: The 40 Under 40” list.
Lawdragon legal magazine has published its fourth annual “Lawdragon 500 X – The Next Generation” list, recognizing lawyers who “are the future of the law. And, in many respects, the now.” The publication honors attorneys whose talent, dedication, and accomplishments distinguish them among the profession’s emerging leaders.
Lawdragon legal magazine has published its third annual “Lawdragon 500 X – The Next Generation” list, recognizing lawyers who are “the future leaders of the law.” As Lawdragon notes, “In a year in which lawyers and law firms seem to be stuck in a spin cycle of stress and crisis, these lawyers provide a forecast
We are pleased to announce that Lieff Cabraser partner Katherine McBride has been named a “Rising Star” for 2023 by the New York Law Journal (NYLJ). The award is part of the NYLJ’s annual New York Legal Awards, which recognize “the best and brightest in New York’s legal community.”
We are delighted to announce that Law360 has named Lieff Cabraser partner Katherine McBride a “Product Liability Law Rising Star” for 2023. Law360’s Rising Stars are attorneys “under 40 whose legal accomplishments belie their age.” After reviewing more than 1,300 submissions, a team of editors selected 183 honorees. Kara is one of only four product liability law practitioners in the U.S.
We are proud to announce that Law360 has named Lieff Cabraser partners Michelle Lamy and Katherine McBride as Rising Stars for 2023, “Top Attorneys Under 40” (subscription). Michelle was selected for Employment Law, and Kara was selected for Product Liability Law.
We are pleased to announce that Kara McBride, Sean Petterson, and Reilly Stoler have been promoted to partner.
Three organizations joined the Impact Fund in filing an amicus brief with the Ninth Circuit urging reconsideration of a divided panel opinion in Ahearn v. Hyundai that overturned precedent and created a circuit split over the question of whether variations in state consumer laws can preclude national class action settlements. Lieff Cabraser wrote the brief