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Co-counsel and referrals
We work with other lawyers in most of our cases. Whether you’ve spotted an issue that may suit a class action or want to share the workload on a case, we’re happy to hear from you.
What to send us
- A short description of the issue
- The parties involved
- Any upcoming deadlines
Please hold privileged documents until we confirm there is no conflict.
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Key rulings won since 2025 in antitrust, privacy, consumer, and civil rights cases
$465M+
CARES Act payments for incarcerated people, Scholl v. Mnuchin (prior firm)
$4.5M
Class settlement for bail bond cosigners, Abeyta v. DMCG
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Federal circuits where we’re admitted to practice
How we work with other lawyers
Ways to work with us
Co-counsel
We serve as lead, co-lead, local, or supporting counsel depending on the case.
Referrals
We regularly take referrals and will let you know promptly if we can’t take on a case.
Hourly engagements
We handle a limited number of hourly and hybrid matters for nonprofits, researchers, and small businesses: subpoena defense, RICO and business-tort defense, pre-suit investigations, and demand letters.
Clinics and nonprofits
We serve as trial or appellate counsel alongside law school clinics and nonprofit legal organizations, including the Yale Law School Veterans Legal Services Clinic.
What we bring
Experience across practice areas
Antitrust and wage suppression
Yaman Salahi argued Arrington v. Burger King Worldwide, 47 F.4th 1247 (11th Cir. 2022), which held that franchisors can conspire with franchisees under Section 1. Current cases challenge H-2A sheepherder wage-fixing and limits on high school athletes’ NIL rights.
Privacy and consumer class actions
We’ve successfully persuaded courts to reject Dialpad’s telephone-company exemption defense (June 2026) and to deny Academia.edu’s motions to compel arbitration and dismiss (May 2026). We also represent car buyers against Swickard Auto Group.
Civil rights
A class action over California’s withholding of prison gate money, Federal Tort Claims Act litigation against ICE, and amicus work for scholars and nonprofits.
Appeals
Admitted in the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Federal Circuits. The firm is defending several of its cases in federal and state appellate courts.
Your co-counsel
Who you’d work with
Yaman Salahi
Founding Partner · Argued Arrington in the 11th Circuit
Taylor Applegate
Associate · Clerked for Judge Richard C. Tallman, 9th Cir.
Nicole Cabañez
Associate · Former CFPB enforcement attorney
Send us a matter
Have a case that could use another firm?
- Email a short description, the parties, and any deadlines.
- We run a conflict check before you send anything privileged.
- We tell you promptly whether we can take it on, and how.
Attorney advertising. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Results marked “prior firm” were obtained before Salahi PC was founded.