Jeffrey Patterson is a partner in the firm’s Boston office where he
concentrates his practice in business litigation, complex commercial and antitrust
matters, and consumer financial services litigation. He litigates on behalf of
corporations nationally at both the trial and appellate level.
Jeffrey’s litigation experience includes a broad range of antitrust/competition
issues, including monopolization and restraint of trade issues under the Sherman and
Clayton Acts, pricing issues under the Robinson-Patman Act, intellectual property
claims, false advertising disputes, and gray market/counterfeit suppression.
Jeffrey has extensive consumer finance litigation experience. National banks,
mortgage services, student lenders, and other consumer financial services providers
rely upon Jeffrey to represent them in litigation, class actions, arbitrations,
administrative proceedings, and other disputes involving state and federal laws
related to lending, mortgage origination, loan servicing, auto loans, student loans,
debt collection, credit reporting, and unfair and deceptive trade practices, as well
as a host of other consumer finance laws. Jeffrey has represented clients in state
and federal appeals, and handled class actions for large national banks in at least
seven different states.
