South Edison native Barry R. Eichen is a Shareholder with Eichen Crutchlow Zaslow, LLP, and one of New Jersey’s most seasoned and well-respected trial lawyers. Energetic and hands-on, Mr. Eichen has built a thriving practice that is esteemed by clients, peers, and the judiciary throughout the state of New Jersey. His areas of practice include personal injury, products liability, Federal Employee Liability Act cases (FELA), medical malpractice, and other complex litigation matters. Mr. Eichen has also served on the Board of Governors for ATLA-NJ and has taught seminars at the request of ATLA. He has also earned a national reputation for handling complex, high-profile mass-tort litigation, including the Phen-Fen diet drug case, and consumer fraud class action claims. Mr. Eichen has also sat as a member of the Plaintiff’s Steering Committee for Phen-Fen Litigation, Rezulin Drug Litigation, Vytorin/Zetia Drug Litigation, as well as Schering-Plough’s Intron A Drug Litigation. He was also part of the team that successfully litigated the class action claim against LYMErix a vaccine developed to prevent Lyme disease. He has served as a prosecutor for various townships and has tried over 100 complex cases. In August of 2005, Mr. Eichen obtained a $19.2 million verdict on behalf of a railroad worker who was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis as a result of various railroads’ failure to provide adequate respiratory protection. This was one of the largest FELA verdicts in the Country for pulmonary fibrosis. In April of 2007, Mr. Eichen obtained a verdict against Ford Motor Company for a defective throttle body which resulted in a brachial plexus injury to the right arm of the plaintiff. After a 4 week trial, the jury awarded plaintiff $10,626,479.89. Mr. Eichen represented the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 2010, wherein he obtained a $51 Million verdict against Johnson & Johnson for overcharging Medicaid recipients. This verdict led to a recovery of hundreds of millions of dollars for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In a recent trial against the City Of Newark, Mr. Eichen was able to obtain a verdict in the amount of three million dollars. The case involved the failure of the City of Newark to repair a pothole that was approximately three feet wide and four feet long. The jury had determined that this was a dangerous condition that the city knew or should have known existed for approximately one year, although there were complaints that the city had neglected to repair said dangerous conditions for a period of one year. While this matter was reversed due to a procedural technicality, the case was settled prior to a retrial. That same year, he served as lead counsel in a consumer fraud class action against OSRAM Sylvania, Inc. He secured a $30 million settlement on behalf of his clients. Mr. Eichen was a part of the consumer privacy lawsuit against Facebook (now Meta Platforms Inc.) which recently settled for $90 million. He served on the science committee, along with Billy Murphy of Baltimore’s Murphy Falcone.

Rich Eichenbaum is a Bay Area native who grew up in the South Bay. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature from U.C. Berkeley in 1987. He got a Juris Doctorate from Santa Clara University School of Law in 1991 and passed the Bar Exam on the first try. After 23 years working primarily on the insurance defense side, Rich joined a firm to help victims involved in catastrophic injury incidents and has continued to fight for justice for seriously injured individuals. He has handled personal injury cases in a variety of areas, including motorcycle collisions, trucking collisions, automobile collisions, auto v. pedestrian collisions, bicycle collisions, premises liability, brain injuries, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, food poisoning, product liability, assaults and slip/trip fall matter. Rich has successfully represented clients in numerous jury trials, hundreds of settlement conferences, mediations, and arbitrations, and thousands of depositions.

Orlando personal injury lawyer Steve Eichenblatt focuses his law practice in the field of personal injury with a particular interest in automobile accidents, complex tort litigation, workers’ compensation cases, and medical malpractice claims.

Katrina Eiden’s journey to becoming an attorney was forged in the fires of advocacy and the pursuit of justice. While most children were engaged in typical childhood activities, Katrina stood alongside her parents, both esteemed law professionals, in the courtroom and at rallies and protests, championing the rights of the marginalized and voiceless. Raised amidst the fervor of social justice movements, Katrina witnessed firsthand the dire need for dedicated defenders in her community. These formative experiences ignited a passion within her—a burning desire to stand up for the underdogs and fight tirelessly on their behalf. As she often reflects, “I couldn’t imagine doing anything else than fighting for the rights of others.” Hailing from San Diego, Katrina distinguished herself academically, driven by a fervent ambition to make a tangible difference in people’s lives. She found her calling in the realm of law. Katrina pursued her undergraduate studies at Howard University in Washington, D.C., graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science in May 2014. During her time at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, Katrina’s commitment to advocacy only deepened. She served as President of Phi Alpha Delta Fraternityand represented the Black Law Student and Latino Law Student Associations, channeling her childhood inspirations into concrete action. Katrina’s experiences as an intern at the Maryland Attorney General’s Office and Baltimore Public Defender’s Office revealed the stark injustices entrenched within the legal system—inequities that compelled her to pursue a path to protect the rights of the voiceless following in both her mother and father’s footsteps. Upon earning her Juris Doctorate in 2017 and being admitted to the California State Bar in 2018, Katrina returned to her roots in California. She honed her skills and sharpened her resolve through service in the Riverside and Los Angeles Public Defender’s offices, where she fiercely advocated for those most in need. “I believe I am upholding the U.S. Constitution and protecting the rights of the people from being infringed on by the government, corporations, and law enforcement… I am there to make sure my client’s rights are being upheld, and I will fight tooth and nail to make sure of it,” asserts Katrina, encapsulating the core of her mission. Now, as a vital member of Dordick Law Corporation, Katrina continues her unwavering commitment to justice, using her platform to amplify the voices of the oppressed and marginalized. Her trial advocacy prowess and relentless dedication to the underdogs serve as beacons of hope in an often-daunting legal landscape.