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• Jerre Doak has defended America's leading corporations in 135 proposed class actions in 40 states. Those cases have involved internet sales practices,?consumer fraud statutes,?personal injury, product liability, privacy statutes,?pro rata warranties,?computer software, medical monitoring,?and a variety of statutes, including the Driver's Privacy Protection Act (DPPA), the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), and the Credit Repair Organizations Act (CROA).

  Increasingly, these cases pose a threat of catastrophic liability.?In this environment, it is important to have lawyers who know how to win the case, not merely settle it.?Since 2000, Jerre has been lead counsel in?65 proposed class actions and?only?five were settled.?All?the other cases were denied class certification or otherwise defeated in the litigation process.

  Recently, Jerre represented Interstate Batteries in a class action involving its pro rata warranty, Computer Sciences Corporation in a class action involving computer software,?the Washington Division of URS Corp. in a class action involving the flooding of New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina, and Experian in several class actions. He?also has?represented?ConsumerInfo.com,?E-Systems,?General Motors, J.C.?Penney,?Maybelline,?R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.,?TRW,?and USAA. Jerre's pro bono activities include being a cabinet member for the 2012 Campaign for?United Way of Dallas and?handling several cases under DVAP representing the poor.?He?previously represented the Sisters of Our Lady of Charity.

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• Notre Dame Law School, Notre Dame, IndianaJ.D.Honors: cum laude University of KansasB.A.

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