The intellectual challenge of solving problems for clients is the most rewarding aspect of legal work for Anders, focusing on class action, financial services and antitrust litigation.
Anders' practice includes both prosecuting and defending claims in a variety of contexts, and includes everything from tackling class action claims brought by former season ticket holders following the relocation of an NFL team to prosecuting exclusivity claims on behalf of a home goods distributor, where he brought everything – and a kitchen sink – to federal court in successfully obtaining injunctive relief against a competitor.
He has also both prosecuted and defended disputes involving numerous players in the financial services and insurance industries, including numerous partnership disputes in the hedge fund and real estate investment spheres.
What Anders appreciates most is in his practice is applying his knowledge and experience in a people-based atmosphere. This is synonymous with what clients value about working with him: they know Anders is diligent in looking out for their best interest.
Represented claims arising from development of prominent theme hotel on Chicago's Michigan Avenue.
Led design and delay claims stemming from construction of coal-fired power plant.
Defended NFL team in connection with class claims involving its relocation and subsequent sale of season tickets.
Represented several major hospitals with respect to wage-fixing and monopolization claims.
Defended major foreign corporation against allegations of price-fixing in international electrical and mechanical carbon products markets.
Represented local youth sports league entitled to antitrust exemption as affiliate of U.S. Olympic Committee-sanctioned national governing body.
Anders loves spending time with his two young children, especially skiing and sailing. Park City, Utah, is a favorite destination to hit the slopes.