Experienced Trial, Antitrust, and Whistleblower Lawyers

Our attorneys are both experts in antitrust law and seasoned litigators. Our approach to every case, whether on the plaintiff’s side or the defense, is to be prepared to take the case to trial.

The Constantine LLP Whistleblower Lawyer Team has extensive experience representing whistleblowers under the qui tam provisions of the False Claims Act, the Dodd-Frank Act, the IRS Whistleblower Law, and the wide array of other federal and state whistleblower reward laws.

Constantine LLP has broad experience representing plaintiffs and defendants in complex commercial litigations and arbitrations. Our reputation is built upon our central philosophy of aggressively and sensibly representing clients in all areas of commercial dispute.

Constantine LLP conducts efficient and effective internal reviews and investigations for its clients. We provide critical value by establishing the independence of investigations, a key issue both in seeking reduced penalties in criminal actions and in minimizing civil litigation exposure.

Our e-discovery practice group, comprised of a dedicated team of attorneys, project managers, and legal technology specialists is at the forefront of e-discovery theory and practice. We work closely with our clients to tailor creative and flexible discovery plans that mitigate both costs and litigation risk.

Constantine LLP has extensive experience representing clients before numerous federal and state agencies, including the Department of Justice, the Federal Trade Commission, the Federal Communications Commission, the Federal Reserve Bank, and the Attorney General of every state active in antitrust enforcement.

We represent high technology companies in the consumer electronics, software, internet, webcasting, retail, and reprographics industries in a variety of matters involving copyright, trademark, trade secret, and patent law. We regularly practice before federal district courts and courts of appeals, as well as arbitrations, administrative agencies and tribunals.