Max is a litigation associate. His practice includes class actions, mass torts, and whistleblower matters. Max was centrally involved in the In re 3M litigation from its inception, and served on multiple trial teams that recovered seven-figure verdicts for injured servicemembers in that MDL, one of the largest mass torts in history. His current matters include the In re Allergan litigation, relating to unreasonably dangerous breast implants, and the In re Copaxone litigation, relating to anti-competitive behavior in the market for treatment of multiple sclerosis. Max also represents residents of East Palestine, Ohio, in their claims against the Norfolk Southern Railway company in connection with the February 2023 chemical train derailment.
Prior to joining Seeger Weiss, Max was an associate at Milbank Tweed in New York, primarily representing defendants in the financial services industry in the context of complex commercial disputes, government investigations, and class actions. During his time as a law student, Max was a research assistant to Professor Arthur R. Miller, providing revisions and updates to Federal Practice and Procedure, one of the most frequently cited treatises in federal court practice in the United States.