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Seeger Weiss LLP is proud to announce that partner Parvin K. Aminolroaya has been recognized among New Jersey Law Journal’s “Top Women in Law.”
“I’m honored to be recognized alongside these incredibly accomplished lawyers,” says Aminolroaya. Only twenty were selected, among them law professors, in-house counsel, and members of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey.
A litigator at Seeger Weiss for more than a decade, Aminolroaya has brought her extensive background in class action consumer and mass tort matters to bear on many of the biggest cases before the country. Her work includes serving in key trial, discovery, and expert development roles, including discovery negotiations, depositions, expert development, brief writing, and trial preparation. She has represented a wide spectrum of plaintiffs in such significant matters as litigation against makers of opioid drugs, representing counties and municipalities whose health and hospital systems have been severely tested by the epidemic of drug abuse; litigation against 3M over allegations that the manufacturer sold defective earplugs both to the military for use in battle situations and to civilians for high noise exposure situations; and litigation against Volkswagen and other carmakers for disguising the actual emission levels of their diesel engine cars, resulting several multi-billion dollar settlements; among others.
“I find my work so meaningful,” Aminolroaya says. “Cases like In re National Prescription Opiate Litigation seek to recover funds for state and local governments addressing the harm to their communities caused by defendants’ conduct. It’s work that impacts entire country.”
New Jersey Law Journal will be publishing a special supplement later this year that will spotlight the honorees, their accomplishments, and their insights. New Jersey Law Journal last published a “Top Women in Law” feature in 2018.
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