Jay Bogan Email & Phone Number

Jay Bogan, a partner on Kilpatrick Townsend’s Complex Commercial Litigation team, is one of the firm's leading class action, civil RICO and business litigation attorneys. He is the leader of the Kilpatrick Townsend Class Action Team and the Editor of the KT Class Action Blog. He is also a member of the firm’s Supreme Court and Appellate Practice Group.

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  Partner

  Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Llp

  Aug 1989 - Present - Greater Atlanta Area

  Major trade secret misappropriation and breach of license case for aerospace defense contractorTrial counsel representing an aerospace defense contractor in a major trade secret misappropriation and breach of license dispute alleging that the competitor-defendant misused the client’s trade secrets—consisting of technical data relating to a U.S. Anti-Submarine Warfare Aircraft. We obtained a $30 million-plus jury verdict for the client, which is the largest trade secret verdict ever obtained in the State of Georgia. In re: Teflon products liability litigationJointly represented DuPont in the “Teflon” multi-district consumer fraud litigation. The multi-district litigation consolidated over 24 separately-filed class action lawsuits in which the putative classes of consumer plaintiffs sought the recovery of approximately $5 billion based on DuPont's alleged failure to disclose purported defects in “Teflon” non-stick cookware. Consumer fraud class action litigation for advertising company in federal district court in New Jersey, New York and CaliforniaAchieved a major victory by defeating class certification in a significant class action filed against YellowPages.com, in which class action cases originally-filed in New Jersey and California district court were transferred to the Southern District of New York. Settlement fraud litigation for global chemical manufacturer in federal district and appellate courts in the Eleventh and Ninth Circuits and before Hawaii, Florida and Delaware Supreme CourtsRepresented a global chemical manufacturer in "settlement fraud" cases alleging federal RICO, fraud and related claims arising out of our client's alleged fraudulent inducement of hundreds of settlements of product liability claims in the early 1990s.