Eric L. Siegel has over 30 years of experience dedicating his practice to the litigation and resolution of business, employment, civil rights, disability rights and whistleblower disputes. Eric has tried jury and bench cases in both state and federal courts in numerous jurisdictions, including but not limited to the District of Columbia, Maryland, New York, Tennessee, and Mississippi. He formerly served as a trial attorney in the Employment Litigation Section of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division where he enforced Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. In addition, he spent the last decade working part-time in the real estate industry as an owner and developer, working on acquisition, financing, zoning, affordable housing, property management and leasing issues. Consequently, he understands first-hand the challenges facing owners, landlords and developers and approaches legal problems of real estate clients from a broader, results-driven and cost-effective perspective. He works closely with his clients to identify and fully understand their goals. Thinking strategically and creatively on behalf of clients, he uses all available tools to pursue a successful outcome for his clients. Mr. Siegel has been a frequent lecturer and author on a wide array of topics, including employee work eligibility under immigration laws; compliance with wage and hour laws; emerging sexual harassment law issues; English-only rules; arbitrability of jurisdictional disputes in tri-lateral arbitration, ADA case analyses and articles on mental disability, health insurance, pre-employment inquiries under the ADA, which was published in Disability Discrimination in the Workplace (Clark Boardman Callaghan), and medical examinations and reasonable accommodation under the ADA, and litigation tactics to avoid summary judgment, publishing in several employment-related treatises.

Business Lawyer proudly serving Washington, DC and the surrounding areas.

Experienced attorney with a demonstrated history of handling matters involving real estate, mortgage litigation/foreclosure, consumer protection, family law, mediation and civil litigation.

David Sanford has recovered more than one billion dollars for individual clients and the United States government since 2004. Mr. Sanford has represented CEOs, CFOs, and COOs, as well as non-managerial, hourly employees throughout the United States. Mr. Sanford has served as lead counsel in more than 50 class actions and numerous qui tam fraud cases around the United States. David has represented over 50 General Counsels and attorneys (in house and outside counsel) in contract disputes, employment matters, and severance packages.

Kenneth A. Koppelman (“Ken”) is a civil litigator handling all matters of personal injury litigation. Now licensed in Virginia and Washington DC, he brings his passion and proven track-record of advocacy to the Price Benowitz Team. Ken is a zealous advocate who will fight for his clients to ensure the best possible outcome in their case. He is a tireless worker who focuses on a client first approach. He uses his strong communication and negotiation skills to understand the core issues of a case, and position his clients in the best situations possible to obtain fair and just compensation. Ken has experience handling a wide array of civil litigation matters, ranging from personal injury, to workers compensation, civil rights, and veterans disability law. Ken received his bachelor’s degree in philosophy, with a criminal justice minor from Temple University, and his Juris Doctorate degree from Chicago-Kent College of Law. His legal career began in the Philadelphia Office of the Attorney General, where he focused on protecting consumers from unfair business practices. During law school, Ken was certified as a mediator, and gained valuable experience in trial advocacy. He spent several years working in the fast-paced Chicago legal field, representing victims of serious injuries. Ken’s dedication to his clients is evidenced by his fighting and winning a case before the Illinois Supreme Court to protect the interests of his clients, establishing sweeping new law which positively affects thousands of injured victims across the state of Illinois.

Jennifer Yadoo currently serves as an Associate Attorney at Singleton Schreiber, where she is a member of the Mass Torts and Class Action practices, focusing on consumer fraud cases out of Washington D.C. She offers a background in public interest law, including experience in consumer protection and tenant advocacy. Prior to joining Singleton Schreiber, Jennifer held a variety of legal positions including most recently serving as an Enforcement Attorney with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). In this role, she contributed to investigations, litigations, and settlements related to forced arbitration, credit reporting, credit repair, fair lending, and auto finance. Before the CFPB, Jennifer served as an Appellate Law Clerk for the Hon. Elizabeth L. Harris at the Colorado Court of Appeals. Jennifer is also committed to the pro bono community and has successfully represented tenants in housing cases. Jennifer earned her J.D. with Honors from The George Washington University Law School in Washington D.C., in 2021, where she was recognized as a Presidential Merit Scholar. She completed her undergraduate studies at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, receiving a B.A. in Economics in 2015.