Weil, Gotshal & Manges has been named a finalist in five categories for The National Law Journal 2025 Legal Awards. The firm is in contention for the “Law Firm of the Year” award, which recognizes recent litigation successes and industry leadership.
Jessica Falk, a partner specializing in complex commercial litigation, was shortlisted in the “Winning Litigators – Plaintiffs” category. She served as one of the lead attorneys who secured a $406.8 million verdict for Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. The case involved claims that Amgen Inc. unlawfully monopolized the U.S. market for PCKSK9 inhibitors, which are medications used to treat high cholesterol.
Weil is also a finalist in three “Litigation Departments of the Year” categories: General Litigation, Antitrust, and Products Liability. The General Litigation nomination marks the third consecutive year Weil has been shortlisted in this category; the firm won this distinction in 2024. The Antitrust nomination highlights Weil’s work guiding major companies through significant antitrust challenges, while the Products Liability recognition reflects favorable outcomes achieved for large consumer brands.
Winners will be announced at a ceremony scheduled for November 5 in Washington, D.C.
“Weil has been named a finalist in five categories in The National Law Journal 2025 Legal Awards, including the prestigious ‘Law Firm of the Year’ award.”
“In the individual categories, Complex Commercial Litigation partner Jessica Falk was shortlisted in the ‘Winning Litigators – Plaintiffs’ category for being one of the lead attorneys who secured a $406.8M landmark verdict for Regeneron Pharmaceuticals. Inc. on claims that Amgen Inc. unlawfully monopolized the U.S. market for PCKSK9 inhibitors, a class of medications that reduce hard-to-treat high cholesterol.”
“The National Law Journal also selected Weil as a finalist in the following categories:
‘Litigation Departments of the Year, General Litigation’ for the Litigation Department’s success in the past year across practices and industries. The Firm won this distinction in 2024 and this is the third consecutive year Weil has been shortlisted in this category.
‘Litigation Departments of the Year, Antitrust’ for guiding major companies facing their most critical antitrust challenges.
‘Litigation Departments of the Year, Products Liability’ for achieving favorable outcomes in numerous cases for large consumer brands.
‘Law Firm of the Year’ in recognition of Weil’s recent litigation successes and industry leadership over the past year.”
“Winners will be announced at a ceremony in Washington, D.C. on November 5. To view the entire list of finalists and winners, please visit the National Law Journal.”