Patrick Booth

Chaffin Luhana is a plaintiffs-only law firm with a national trial practice focused on representing plaintiffs in mass tort, securities and whistleblower cases in federal and state courts across the country. The founding partners, trial lawyers Eric Chaffin and Roopal Luhana, have an established record of integrity, success and leadership in the national plaintiffs'​ bar. The firm prides itself in providing clients with high quality representation designed to achieve the clients'​ specific goals and needs. Formerly the founders of the mass tort practice at a National Law Journal Plaintiffs'​ Hot List firm, Mr. Chaffin and Ms. Luhana have litigated cases together for injured consumers and shareholders for many years. During the course of their careers, Mr. Chaffin and Ms. Luhana, individually and along with co-counsel, have been involved in recovering over $900 million for injured consumers and shareholders. The cases they have litigated have been the subject of national news segments such as CNBC's Power Lunch and ABC's Good Morning America. They are also regularly quoted as thought leaders in the plaintiffs'​ bar on important national consumer product and shareholder issues. Mr. Chaffin and Ms. Luhana are unique in their experiences and viewpoints. Mr. Chaffin, for example, is a former federal prosecutor in New York where he prosecuted some of the most complex fraud cases in the country and both Mr. Chaffin and Ms. Luhana are former judicial law clerks. Both of them also came from humble roots: Mr. Chaffin, the son of a steelworker, was raised in West Virginia and Ms. Luhana was raised in New Jersey by modest hard-working Indian parents. Their backgrounds, along with a shared deep commitment to helping those who have been injured by large corporations, has shaped the way the attorneys at Chaffin Luhana practice law.