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Phil Goldberg

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Phil Goldberg is a partner at Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP. As a public policy attorney, Goldberg has more than two decades of experience with liability-related public policies and public affairs. From 1993 through 2000, he worked for Democratic Members of Congress, including Rep. Steve Rothman (NJ), when Mr. Rothman served on the House Judiciary Committee. Since joining Shook in 2003, Goldberg has regularly testified before legislatures, filed amicus briefs in federal and state courts, spoken at judicial education programs, and authored legal scholarship on important liability-related matters.

Recent Work

Op-Ed  |  October 14, 2021

Goldberg for New York Law Journal: Congress Should Enact Antitrust Reforms That Spur Competition, Not Excessive Lawsuits

  • Phil Goldberg
Op-Ed  |  February 8, 2021

Biden’s commission on the judiciary must put justice over politics

  • Phil Goldberg
Op-Ed  |  June 8, 2020

Lawsuits threaten to derail economic recovery

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Op-Ed  |  July 30, 2019

Goldberg for the Washington Examiner: “Forcing More Litigation Isn’t the Answer to Litigation Abuse”

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Op-Ed  |  October 25, 2018

Goldberg for RealClearPolicy, “The Supreme Court’s Next Climate Change Case?”

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Blog  |  September 24, 2018

Goldberg for The Hill, “The case before the Supreme Court this month that is dividing progressives”

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Op-Ed  |  June 14, 2018

Goldberg for RealClearEnergy, “America’s Mayors Should Not File Copycat Climate Suits”

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Blog  |  May 22, 2018

Goldberg, Klasmeier Brief State Judges on Legal Shortcomings of Innovator Liability

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