Ms. Rebecca K. Wood

Ms. Rebecca K. WoodSidley Austin Brown & Wood, LLP1501 K Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20005Ph: 202-736-8000Fax: 202-736-8711

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Rebecca Wood, Sidley Austin LLP

DRI members Michael W. Davis, Daniel E. Troy, Eamon P. Joyce and Rebecca K. Wood of Sidley Austin LLP teamed with colleagues to prepare the brief.

Sidley lawyers Michael Davis, Rebecca Wood and Rebecca Kelly have authored a chapter in The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Class and Group Actions 2009 on the mass tort class action settlement process in the United States and guidelines for navigating some of the most significant settlement issues.

As of July 1, the new Washington, D.C. partners are Steven T. Cottreau, Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional; Coleen Klasmeier, Litigation - Regulatory and Economic; Colleen M. Lauerman, Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional; Jennifer Haworth McCandless, International Trade & Dispute Resolution; Stephen M. Nickelsburg, Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional; Christopher T. Shenk, Litigation - Regulatory and Economic; Leslie A. Shubert, Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional; David A. Steffes, Intellectual Property; and Rebecca K. Wood; Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional.
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Rebecca K. Wood, 34, is a partner in the Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional Practice.Ms. Wood's practice encompasses the representation of clients in complex civil and appellate litigation.A significant focus of her practice is product liability and mass tort litigation, as well as representing corporations, religious institutions and states in appellate matters.

Ms. Wood, who had been an associate, received her J.D. from New York University School of Law.She received her B.A., magna cum laude, from Yale University.

As of July 1, the new Washington, D.C. partners are Steven T. Cottreau, Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional; Coleen Klasmeier, Litigation - Regulatory and Economic; Colleen M. Lauerman, Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional; Jennifer Haworth McCandless, International Trade & Dispute Resolution; Stephen M. Nickelsburg, Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional; Christopher T. Shenk, Litigation - Regulatory and Economic; Leslie A. Shubert, Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional; David A. Steffes, Intellectual Property; and Rebecca K. Wood, Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional.
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Rebecca K. Wood, 34, is a partner in the Litigation - Civil, Criminal & Constitutional Practice.Ms. Wood's practice encompasses the representation of clients in complex civil and appellate litigation.A significant focus of her practice is product liability and mass tort litigation, as well as representing corporations, religious institutions and states in appellate matters.

Ms. Wood, who had been an associate, received her J.D. from New York University School of Law.She received her B.A., magna cum laude, from Yale University.

Rebecca K. Wood

Rebecca K. WoodPartner

Washington, D.C.1501 K Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20005

Phone 202.736.8663Fax 202.736.8711
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REBECCA K. WOOD is a partner in the Washington, D.C., office.Ms. Wood's practice includes complex civil and appellate litigation.A significant focus of her practice is product liability and mass tort litigation, as well as representing corporations, religious institutions, and states in appellate matters.

Ms. Wood has served as national counsel to several major pharmaceutical companies in product liability litigation.She has significant experience in multidistrict litigation and coordination, federal removal and jurisdiction issues, federal preemption, class actions and multi-plaintiff cases, Frye and Daubert issues, and the defense of product liability cases.In this arena, she has focused primarily on the pharmaceutical and automotive industries.She also has represented clients in major product-liability cases at the trial level, primarily for the purpose of briefing key motions and preparing high-exposure cases for potential appeal.

Her appellate work includes merits and amicus briefing to the United States Supreme Court in numerous matters.She has briefed post-trial motions, appeals, and petitions for interlocutory appeal and mandamus relief for a variety of clients in federal and state courts nationwide.Her work on behalf of religious institutions includes amicus briefs to the United States Supreme Court in the Good News Club v. Milford Central School and Locke v. Davey cases, as well as counseling religious institutions regarding constitutional and statutory protections for religious liberties.She is the co-author of "An Overview of the New Federal Religious Land Use Law," The Real Estate Finance Journal (Summer 2002).

Prior to joining Sidley, Ms. Wood was a law clerk to the Honorable Pasco M. Bowman II, on the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.

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Rebecca K. WoodPartner
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REBECCA K. WOOD is a partner in the Washington, D.C., office.Ms. Wood's practice includes complex civil and appellate litigation.A significant focus of her practice is product liability and mass tort litigation, as well as representing corporations, religious institutions, and states in appellate matters.

Ms. Wood has served as national counsel to several major pharmaceutical companies in product liability litigation.She has significant experience in multidistrict litigation and coordination, federal removal and jurisdiction issues, federal preemption, class actions and multi-plaintiff cases, Frye and Daubert issues, and the defense of product liability cases.In this arena, she has focused primarily on the pharmaceutical and automotive industries.She also has represented clients in major product-liability cases at the trial level, primarily for the purpose of briefing key motions and preparing high-exposure cases for potential appeal.

Her appellate work includes merits and amicus briefing to the United States Supreme Court in numerous matters.She has briefed post-trial motions, appeals, and petitions for interlocutory appeal and mandamus relief for a variety of clients in federal and state courts nationwide.Her work on behalf of religious institutions includes amicus briefs to the United States Supreme Court in the Good News Club v. Milford Central School and Locke v. Davey cases, as well as counseling religious institutions regarding constitutional and statutory protections for religious liberties.She is the co-author of "An Overview of the New Federal Religious Land Use Law," The Real Estate Finance Journal (Summer 2002).

Prior to joining Sidley, Ms. Wood was a law clerk to the Honorable Pasco M. Bowman II, on the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.