 | mctlaw Ilyas Sayeg 1605 Main St., Ste. 710 Sarasota, FL 34236 P: (888)952-5242 • F: (877)952-5042 W: https://www.mctlaw.com/  |  |
| Member Since: 2021 | ||
| Other Office Locations: Washington, DC; and Seattle, WA | ||
| Areas of Practice: Medical Device Products Liability; Defective Drugs; Vaccine Injury Compensation; Government Contract Litigation; Federal Takings; Indian Law for Tribal Issues; Native Owned Business Law; Qui Tam Claims; and Litigation in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims | ||
| Firm Background: Clients who come to mctlaw are often outmatched and overwhelmed. We make sure they are heard, can fight back, and get justice. Known as a national leader in litigation, mctlaw represents clients across the United States and Indian tribes in consumer and medical device/drug products liability cases, federal takings claims, government contract litigation, vaccine injury compensation, and appellate cases in federal and state courts. We use the latest in legal technology and e-discovery techniques, giving our clients an advantage in their fight against giant corporations and the federal government. Our team of 25 attorneys aggressively pursues our clients’ rights to get the justice they’re owed. The firm has offices in Washington, DC; Sarasota, FL; and Seattle, WA. | ||
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