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About Gupta Wessler LLP

Trial lawyers call Gupta Wessler when major verdicts need to survive appeal. Founded in 2012, we are the plaintiffs’ bar’s counterpart to the Supreme Court and appellate practices long dominated by corporations.

Gupta Wessler has protected some of the nation’s largest verdicts in recent years—including more than $1.6 billion in toxic-exposure verdicts against Monsanto in Washington State, a $462 million products-liability verdict in Missouri, and a $200 million insurance bad-faith verdict against UnitedHealth in Nevada. We are currently defending multiple nine- and eight-figure verdicts nationwide, including a $360 million verdict for survivors of sexual abuse at a psychiatric hospital in Virginia.

Gupta Wessler works closely with the American Association for Justice and state trial lawyer associations to defend the civil justice system itself. We serve as AAJ’s outside counsel in the Supreme Court and recently helped defeat an Uber-backed ballot initiative that sought to impose a sweeping 20% cap on contingency fees in Nevada.

Gupta Wessler is one of the most active and successful plaintiff-side advocates before the U.S. Supreme Court. Over the past five terms, our lawyers presented seven Supreme Court arguments—more than all but four law firms nationwide—and our win rate exceeded every firm in that group. Every Gupta Wessler partner has argued before the Court, and our attorneys collectively have argued more than thirty Supreme Court cases. The firm also runs the Harvard Supreme Court Litigation Clinic.

For more than fourteen years, Gupta Wessler has partnered with top trial lawyers to protect major verdicts and shape the law on appeal. Our mission is simple: bring Supreme Court–caliber appellate advocacy to trial lawyers representing injured people—and help them keep the verdicts they win. Because we represent plaintiffs exclusively—never corporations—we have no conflicts and can partner freely with trial lawyers nationwide.

Practice Areas
  • Appellate Practice
  • Constitutional & Complex Litigation
  • Supreme Court Practice