About FeganScott

Timothy Scott is a founding member of FeganScott with more than two decades of experience. He has advocated on behalf of a wide range of clients, from individuals in catastrophic personal injury cases to classes of consumers and corporate defendants in highly complex, multi-district litigation.

As a partner, Tim serves many corporate clients in commercial litigation matters involving breaches of contracts, deceptive business practices, defaults in financing and security agreements, and breaches of representations and warranties.

Tim has extensive experience in class action litigation including cases involving antitrust and consumer fraud, often serving as lead or co-lead counsel in these complex cases.

Attorney Lynn Ellenberger fights for victims of injustice, challenging civil rights violations and wrongful convictions.

In 2019, Lynn joined FeganScott and opened its Pittsburgh office. She joins in the firm’s fight against sexual abuse, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, consumer fraud and civil rights violations.

Lynn has been an author and speaker at both the state and national levels on the topics of mental illness, intellectual disabilities, the death penalty, appellate practice, medical liability and a variety of business-related issues.

Attorney Mike von Klemperer has devoted his career to fighting corporate fraud and wrongdoing. With over a decade of experience prosecuting high-profile and complex cases in a wide range of areas, including healthcare fraud, consumer protection, employment discrimination, class actions, whistleblower qui tam cases, antitrust, and patent infringement suits. Mike joined FeganScott in 2024 to serve the firm’s consumer fraud practice from its newly opened Washington, D.C. office.

Before starting at FeganScott, Mike was a shareholder at Baron & Budd P.C. There, he played a leading role in cases seeking to hold the pharmaceutical industry accountable for its role in the opioid crisis and represented states and other government entities in litigation against manufacturers, distributors, and retail pharmacies, ultimately helping to recover over $1 billion for his clients.

Mike earned his Juris Doctor from Vanderbilt University Law School and his bachelor’s degree cum laude from Tulane University.

Paige Smith is an associate at FeganScott’s Chicago office, supporting class action litigation across the firm’s practice areas, with a particular focus on data privacy, consumer protection and antitrust matters.

Prior to joining the FeganScott team in 2023, Paige was an associate at a national complex-litigation firm. where her practice focused on federal and state data privacy, consumer protection, and antitrust class action cases.

Paige earned her Juris Doctor cum laude from Chicago-Kent College of Law and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science with honors in the liberal arts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

In 2021, Alissa Giler joined the FeganScott team as a paralegal. With experience ranging from high-stakes commercial litigation to IP strategy and patent litigation, Alissa leverages her unique trial experience to help drive forward successful and efficient representation.

In addition to more than eight years at Williams & Connolly LLP, Alissa most recently worked as an IP litigation paralegal for Nelson Bumgardner Albritton P.C. Her role in IP litigation included being part of a team that secured a $22 million trial verdict against Apple for patent infringement. In these roles, Alissa became adept at managing high-volume discovery cases, a skill that continues to support her as a paralegal at FeganScott.

Alissa earned her Bachelor of Arts in criminology and criminal justice from the University of Maryland.

Mary Dugan joined the FeganScott team in 2023 as a paralegal. In her role, she will provide FeganScott attorneys with case management and support across the firm’s multiple practice areas.

Most recently, Mary worked as a litigation paralegal with McGuireWoods LLP. While there, she served as the lead paralegal to the department chair of the firm’s business and securities litigation group, gaining extensive experience in managing high-stakes litigation from case initiation through trial. Mary was also active in the firm’s pro bono practice. She assisted the University of Virginia’s Innocence Project Clinic in challenging wrongful convictions around the Commonwealth, ultimately obtaining habeas relief and overturning a 22-year-old murder conviction.

Mary earned her Bachelor of Arts in religious studies from the University of Virginia. While getting her degree, she worked in Washington D.C. over the summers as a research analyst for Department of Defense contractors.