Marko Radisavljevic

Some of Mr. Radisavljevic’s recent work includes:
 

• First-chaired numerous arbitration hearings on behalf of employees of a nationwide fast casual chain who were subject to a mandatory arbitration provision. Relying upon JAMS Employment Arbitration Minimum Standards, Mr. Radisavljevic convinced many arbitrators to order broad e-discovery concerning the respondent’s practices despite the relatively low-dollar value of the individual proceedings.
• Representation of the exchange-based class in In re LIBOR-Based Financial Instruments Antitrust Litigation, an antitrust case alleging that defendant banks colluded to misreport and manipulate LIBOR. This litigation has already resulted in partial settlements totaling approximately $187 million, which collectively represent the largest historical class-wide recovery for a “futures only” settlement class.
• Special fiduciary representation for the exchange-based class in In re Foreign Exchange Benchmark Rates Antitrust Litigation for a putative class of participants who traded futures and options in the FX market. The case has already resulted in partial settlements of more than $2.3 billion.
• Co-lead counsel in Apple Gift Card Litigation, representing a class of consumers who were victims of gift card scams and from whom Apple allegedly withholds funds.
• Counsel in May v. Google et al., a consumer class action alleging that for nearly a decade Google has knowingly kept stolen money from victims of gift card scams who purchased Google Play gift cards.  
• In re Effexor XR Antitrust Litigation for a putative class of direct purchasers of brand name and generic equivalents of extended release venlafaxine hydrochloride capsules against drug manufacturers. Among the claims, defendants are alleged to have delayed market entry of generic versions and entered reverse payment settlements.

Mr. Radisavljevic has experience in all stages of litigation, including drafting pleadings and motions, discovery requests, working with experts, negotiating settlements, and both taking and defending fact and expert depositions. In addition to his class cases, Mr. Radisavljevic has worked with Casa Cornelia since 2019. He has assisted in helping three separate refugees obtain asylum after direct examinations in contested administrative proceedings.

Mr. Radisavljevic is fluent in Serbian and many former Yugoslavian dialects.