Michael Zogby

Partner-in-Charge, New Jersey Office at Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Michael C. Zogby is co-chair of the firm's Trial and Global Disputes practice, managing partner of the New Jersey office, member of the firm’s Management Committee, and co-chair of the Middle East & North Africa services team. He is a trial lawyer who represents pharmaceutical, medical device, biotechnology, life sciences, manufacturing, and chemical companies in high stakes complex commercial, product liability, mass and toxic tort, IP, class actions, and environmental litigation. He also counsels clients in the U.S., Asia, and Europe on privacy, security, eDiscovery, and cross-border issues. Zogby is nationally recognized by Chambers, Legal 500, and LMG Life Sciences. Mike is vice president of the Trial Attorneys of America, treasurer/secretary of the Trial Attorneys of New Jersey, on the board of directors of the Product Liability Advisory Council (PLAC), and a member of the Lawyers Advisory Committee for the District of New Jersey. He also serves as a faculty member for the National Trial Advocacy College at William & Mary Law School and the University of Virginia School of Law, and lectures on trial ethics and cybersecurity at Fordham University School of Law.

My Articles

Crisis Management in the Age of AI: Smarter Red Teams and AI Tools for Anticipating Corporate Catastrophes 

AI is now a practical toolkit for corporate crisis management, not just a source of new risk. Find out how legal departments can use AI for red teaming, risk monitoring, and failure analysis while protecting attorney-client privilege and keeping humans in charge of key decisions. 

How In-house Counsel Can Assess Risks and Red Team Global Organizational Threats

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact businesses, demonstrating the ramifications of a global crisis, companies need to identify new and creative tactics to stay ahead of the next catastrophe. Anticipatory strategies help a business not only foresee a crisis, but to achieve the optimal goal of successful crisis management: avoiding the crisis altogether.