Brandon Jack is a seasoned complex litigation attorney at Emery | Reddy, committed to defending the rights of consumers and workers nationwide. He litigates against corporations and other entities that violate individuals’ civil, consumer, and privacy rights. After years of representing major corporations and insurance companies, Brandon now dedicates his entire practice to complex litigation on behalf of individuals, fighting for those whose rights have been compromised.

Andrew Snyder is an Emery | Reddy Attorney based in Austin, Texas. Although his practice now focuses on class actions, data breaches, and Qui Tam claims, Andrew has experience counseling in everything from criminal to public utilities to probate law. During his law school tenure, Andrew studied abroad at Oxford University and served as a corporate extern for Hunt Oil Company in downtown Dallas, Texas. Passionate about service and charitable work, Andrew interned at the Constitutional Law Center for Muslims in America, a nonprofit organization that assisted indigent clients throughout the United States with various legal issues. While interning there, Andrew assisted drafting and filing a writ of certiorari to the United States Supreme Court. Andrew was an honoree of the Pro Bono College of the State Bar of Texas in 2017 for his efforts. Andrew is a member of the Emery | Reddy Data Breach Team, bringing his wide-ranging experience to represent victims who have stolen and exposed data. Andrew was a founding member of Austin Bar Association’s data privacy group. He developed an interest in data privacy while in law school and presented at a conference in Atlanta, Georgia in 2018. He obtained his Certified Information Privacy Professional certification from the International Associate of Privacy Professionals in 2021. Outside of work, Andrew is an avid soccer player who has held season tickets for Austin FC since its founding. When not enthralled by soccer, you can usually find Andrew at trivia nights around Austin or walking his two dogs, Ann Perkins and Ladybird, with his wife. On occasion, he can coax his mercurial cat, Cat, into sitting on his lap.

M. Anderson Berry is an experienced civil litigator. He is dedicated to protecting individuals’ private information and holding defendants accountable for privacy violations. He is also dedicated to uncovering fraud perpetrated against federal and state governments and holding those defendants accountable. As an Assistant United States Attorney for the Eastern District of California, Anderson handled a wide variety of False Claims Act cases and other civil actions, recovering millions of dollars for the U.S. Government. Before working as a federal civil prosecutor, Anderson worked for a prominent global law firm, where he represented clients in international arbitration and complex commercial litigation. He worked with clients in a broad array of industries, including oil and gas, alcohol distribution, retail, and pharmaceuticals. Anderson handled matters arising not only on U.S. soil, but also throughout Africa and Latin America. Before attending law school, Anderson was an experienced private investigator. He handled homicide cases for the Contra Costa and San Francisco Public Defenders’ Offices; civil cases and internal investigations for private attorneys and electronics retailers; and in-depth general investigations for 60 Minutes and CBS News with Dan Rather. Anderson grew up in Northern California, where he graduated from U.C. Berkeley School of Law. He also attended U.C. Berkeley for his undergraduate degree, graduating with highest honors. He was awarded the Eisner Prize for prose, U.C. Berkeley’s highest writing honor open to all undergrad and graduate students. Anderson and his wife reside in Fair Oaks with their three sons, various snakes and lizards, three dogs, and one grumpy catfish.

Karolina S. Arthur is an Attorney and has been with Emery | Reddy, PC since 2017. Karolina began her career practicing Intellectual Property Law in the Seattle area. Prior to working at Emery | Reddy, Karolina spent 10 years with Bar/Bri Bar Review preparing students for the WA, OR, AK, MT bar exams. It was her experience helping students and managing teams of reps that have helped her in her role at Emery | Reddy where she manages the Workers’ Compensation team in the Seattle office. Karolina strives for the just treatment and full healing of all of our Clients, and her care for individuals shines through in her work. Karolina brings her organizational skills, deep knowledge of the legal industry, and eye for career development and training to Emery | Reddy. With her leadership, the Workers’ Comp teams has helped thousands of injured workers.

Paul Cipriani Jr. is an Associate at Emery | Reddy, PC who litigates employment matters throughout Washington state. Paul started with Emery | Reddy in 2018 as a member of our intake team, where he became passionate about workers’ rights and Employment Law issues.

Rachel Moore is an Associate at Emery Reddy. Her practice focuses on employment law and involves class action and appellate litigation. Rachel’s decision to become an attorney was born out of a desire to use the law as a tool in the fight against social injustice, systemic inequality, and institutionalized discrimination. She is passionate about bringing power to the people and holding corporations accountable. Prior to joining the firm, Rachel practiced at a local plaintiffs’ firm and clerked for the Honorable Anne M. Cruser in the Washington State Court of Appeals. Outside of work, Rachel enjoys skiing, trail running, cycling, throwing pottery, and swimming in Lake Washington with her dog.

Prior to his joining Emery Reddy, PC, James served as counsel to a marketing firm in the financial space and as ethics counsel to a law firm. Earlier, he held a post within the Utah Attorney General’s Office, where he practiced in the Criminal and Civil Appeals divisions and regularly presented oral argument before the Utah Court of Appeals and the Utah Supreme Court. In addition, he argued routinely before the Federal District Court of Utah and argued before the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. His responsibilities also included representing the State of Utah in habeas corpus and post-conviction litigation in both state and federal courts. In his capacity as legislative counsel, James drafted the state’s original open records statute and contributed to the development of court rules and statutory frameworks governing post-conviction remedies.