Daniel R. Ferri
Dan Ferri represents individuals, businesses, and public clients in complex litigations against large, well-funded corporate defendants.
Dan Ferri represents individuals, businesses, and public clients in complex litigations against large, well-funded corporate defendants.
Dan Ferri’s litigation practice focuses on fraud, breach of contract, intellectual property theft, and antitrust claims. He has achieved tens of millions of dollars in recoveries on behalf of his individual, small business, and public clients. He works to balance the scales and prevent unscrupulous business practices from going unchecked.
Dan’s recent work includes successfully representing the State of New Mexico in cases arising from Volkswagen’s use of “defeat devices” to cheat emissions standards and other automakers’ sales of vehicles containing dangerous Takata airbag inflators. He currently represents New Mexico in asserting consumer fraud claims for deceptive “Low T” advertising and antitrust claims involving broiler chicken price fixing.
Dan was also recently instrumental in achieving a substantial settlement for a class of consumers who purchased Toyota minivans with defective sliding doors and in obtaining certification of multiple statewide classes in a case involving an oil consumption defect in popular GM trucks and SUVs. In addition to his products liability work, Dan represents individual and small business insureds in numerous class-wide coverage disputes against their insurers.