Marty is a highly regarded member of the firm's Global Commercial Disputes Group, recognized as an experienced trial attorney who devotes his practice to managed care litigation and counseling. He has successfully litigated a variety of complex individual, multi-party and class action managed-care cases nationwide. His profound understanding of legal issues related to ERISA, RICO, the Affordable Care Act, the Mental Health Parity Act, provider networks, claims-denials, prompt pay, bad faith, breach of contract, and a variety of common law claims has consistently delivered favorable outcomes for his clients.
Marty is a thought leader who stays abreast of the latest industry trends and who, along with the Managed Care team, authored the Managed Care Outlook, an in-depth look into the key themes and issues managed care organizations could face in 2025 and beyond. He was also instrumental in developing the Post-Dobbs Tracker, a subscription-based service to help in- house lawyers at managed care entities mitigate risk in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s landscape-altering Dobbs decision, which repealed Roe v. Wade.
Marty’s prowess extends beyond the trial courtroom, as he is also a distinguished member of the Trial Bar and has litigated and tried cases in jurisdictions across the continental United States and Puerto Rico. His extensive experience in federal and state appeals, positions him as a valuable resource for clients seeking favorable outcomes at all levels of the legal system.
Recognizing the importance of giving back, Marty is deeply committed to pro bono and community service. His contributions include volunteering his time and services to organizations such as Chicago Volunteer Legal Services, Lawyers for the Creative Arts, the American Civil Liberties Union, and HotHouse/Center for International Performance and Exhibition. Marty’s dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of others is an integral part of his professional endeavors.
Marty’s influence extends beyond the courtroom and community, as he actively writes and lectures about a diverse range of topics. He is the founder, former editor and a respected contributor to the CFSL Bulletin, a widely recognized blog focused on tracking legal developments in consumer financial services litigation. Additionally, Marty is a sought-after speaker, regularly sharing his insights including changes under Title X of the Dodd-Frank Act, the recent Dobbs decision and other developments in the managed care industry. He has also taken on the role as an adjunct law school professor of health law. Further solidifying his reputation as an authority in the legal community, Marty served on the editorial board of Law360’s Privacy & Consumer Protection publication.
Marty also serves on the firm’s executive committee.
