John Quinn, co-founder and partner of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, has embraced two new roles recently that were both unexpected and for a variety of reasons. Shaking up the leadership for the first time in the firm’s three-decade history, Quinn transitioned from managing partner to chairman of the prominent litigation firm in 2022.
That same year, Quinn, recognized as a top-tier trial lawyer globally, also launched a podcast named “Law, Disrupted.” Since its inception, Quinn has hosted numerous guests, exploring subjects such as the British legal culture, the finesse of cross-examination, and even interviewing a lawyer from the International Law Department of the Israel Defense Forces, who offers insight into the application of war laws in situations like the operations in Gaza.
In this latest interview, Quinn delves into discussing global litigation opportunities, especially the rise of class actions in Europe and podcasting about law. The discussion offers valuable insights into the evolving landscapes of litigation.
For more in-depth findings from the interview, read the full article here.