Brad A. Catlin, Esq.

Practice Areas:
Class Action Litigation, Pharmaceutical Litigation, Products Liability, Personal Injury, Legal Malpractice, Business Litigation

Education:
J.D., University of Notre Dame School of Law
A.B cum laude, Wabash College

Honors and Awards:
Honors Scholar, Wabash College; Judicial Clerk to Judge Mary DeGenaro, Ohio Court of Appeals

Bar Admissions:
Indiana, 1999
Ohio, 2008

Memberships & Associations:
Indiana State Bar Association
Indiana Trial Lawyers Association
Indianapolis Bar Association
International Society of Primerus Law Firms

Profile:
Brad is an associate at the Indianapolis based plaintiffs’ litigation firm, Price Waicukauski & Riley, LLC. His practice focuses primarily on complex and class litigation, including matters involving insurer bad faith, pharmaceutical drug litigation, toxic tort litigation, product liability, professional malpractice, business disputes, and personal injury, in multiple jurisdictions within the United States. He is currently involved in multidistrict class litigation involving Vioxx, Actiq, Gabitril, and Provigil. Brad also has been assigned as Class Counsel in a lawsuit against State Farm for a breach of its duty to treat its insureds with good faith in the wake of hail storms, is involved in the ongoing nationwide asbestos litigation, and litigates consumer fraud class actions.

In addition to his class action litigation practice, Brad is a member of our personal injury and attorney malpractice litigation groups and has represented corporations in complex business litigation cases. Brad is admitted to practice in the States of Indiana and Ohio.

Brad is a native of Indianapolis and attended Wabash College as an Honor Scholar. He graduated from Wabash cum laude with an A.B. in Political Science and obtained his law degree from the University of Notre Dame School of Law. While in law school, Brad worked for Jones Obenchain, LLP, a law firm in South Bend, Indiana. Brad has also served as a law clerk to Hon. Mary DeGenaro of Ohio’s Seventh District Court of Appeals where he provided assistance with many complex legal issues and class action litigation cases. In addition, Brad helped prepare material for the Ohio exam governing certification as a specialist in Appellate Law.

Practicing: Class Action, Commercial and Personal Injury