Caleb represents clients in complex and high-value civil litigation across a range of subject matters and industries, including mass torts, class actions, and pharmaceutical litigation. He has experience in all stages of litigation, including fact and expert discovery, motion practice, company and expert witness preparation, depositions, trial work, and briefing appeals.
Caleb maintains an active pro bono practice, which includes serving as counsel for a putative class action brought on behalf of Detroit homeowners whose due-process rights were violated in connection with their residential property tax notices, resulting in over-assessments, delinquencies, and foreclosures. He previously completed a fellowship at the Illinois State Board of Education and currently serves on the board of the Princeton Alumni Corps Chicago Area Committee, which facilitates fellowships for recent college graduates working in public service organizations across the city.
Caleb joined Goldman Ismail after completing a federal district court clerkship in the Northern District of Ohio. He graduated cum laude from Princeton University with his bachelor’s degree and obtained his law degree from the University of Michigan Law School, where he served on the board of the Michigan Technology Law Review. Caleb previously worked at a top law firm in New York, where he focused on complex civil litigation, patent, antitrust, and white-collar criminal defense matters.