Janet, Jenner & Suggs, LLC has been named for inclusion in the 2016 edition of The Forum: America's 25 Most Influential Law Firms. In addition, named partner Robert K. Jenner has been named to The Roundtable: America's Most 50 Influential Trial Members.

Both honors were bestowed by the National Trial Lawyers and reflect outstanding professional achievement, case results, and impact on the practice of civil plaintiff law, according to the organization.

"We are honored by the firm's selection into The Forum, especially because it is coming from our peers. But we are exceptionally pleased by Rob's inclusion in The Roundtable, particularly considering his leadership within the mass tort community and the results he has been able to achieve for thousands of his clients," said managing partner Howard Janet.

For more than two decades, Jenner, who heads the firm's Mass Tort Department, has spearheaded noteworthy and at times precedent setting victories on behalf of victims of tainted drug products and defective medical devices. He also was named by Best Lawyers® as 2017 Lawyer of the Year in Mass Tort Litigation / Class Actions, Plaintiffs – Baltimore, MD.

Janet, Jenner & Suggs continually has been included among those firms recognized by Best Law Firms in America, while named and other partners repeatedly have been included in the list of Best Lawyers in America. Their key areas of legal practice include:

• uncovering doctor, hospital and nursing errors, with a special emphasis on birth injury litigation;
• leading mass tort lawsuits involving dangerous drugs, defective medical devices and other unsafe products; and
• fighting for justice in various types of complex personal injury cases.

Collectively, the lawyers of Janet, Jenner & Suggs have obtained verdicts and settlements of more than one billion dollars for the injured.

Janet, Jenner & Suggs' principal office is located in Baltimore, MD. The firm maintains other primary offices in Boston, MA, and Columbia, SC, and satellite offices in several other states and the District of Columbia.