Benjamin G. Goodman

Benjamin Goodman is a litigator known for his client-first approach, tireless dedication, and strategic thinking. Whether representing financial institutions in a securities class action, a manufacturer in a consumer fraud case, or a healthcare services company in antitrust litigation, he understands that successfully serving clients requires understanding the big picture—his clients’ businesses and priorities—and not just the discrete legal issues at hand.

Benjamin’s civil and criminal practice spans an array of white collar and commercial matters representing public and private companies, individual executives and officers, and boards. He routinely represents clients in securities, antitrust, healthcare, and other fraud-related litigation, including class actions. He navigates clients through data and privacy decisions, internal investigations, and investigations by government entities like the DOJ, SEC, and state AG offices. Benjamin’s practice extends beyond white collar matters to all types of commercial disputes and product liability cases.

Benjamin argues critical motions in venues across the country, such as a motion to dismiss a class action in Texas federal court and an opposition to class certification in Virgin Islands territorial court. He also prepares successful case-dispositive motions, including a motion to dismiss a fraud case against a manufacturer of work tools and a motion for summary judgment on behalf of a popular retailer who was victimized by a data breach. Clients appreciate Benjamin’s sound judgment and reliability quarterbacking teams in complex matters—like parallel securities class actions, parallel antitrust class actions, and multi-jurisdictional product liability litigation.

As a Dallas native, Benjamin enjoys giving back to his local religious and non-profit communities. He serves on the firm’s pro bono committee, co-leads the firm’s partnership with the Katy Trail, and serves as a board member for The Sandlot Children’s Charity, which provides financial assistance to organizations that support kids with physical and intellectual disabilities.