Exhibit B: Joseph Saveri Law Firm, LLP Leadership Team Members (Dkt. 252-3, S.D. Fla.)

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Exhibit B (Document 252-3) in Case 1:21-md-02989-CMA, entered on the FLSD docket April 26, 2021, is a three-page exhibit headed Joseph Saveri Law Firm, LLP Leadership Team Members. The exhibit profiles Joseph R. Saveri, Steven N. Williams, Joshua P. Davis, Anupama Reddy and Christopher Young, beginning with Joseph R. Saveri's 30 years of civil litigation experience in antitrust class actions and other complex cases. The profile of Mr. Young notes participation in the Federal Pro Bono project and a clerkship for Justice Lamar W. Baker of the California Court of Appeals.

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                          Exhibit B
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    Joseph Saveri Law Firm, LLP1

                                         Leadership Team Members
                         Joseph R. Saveri: With 30 years of civil litigation experience, Joseph R. Saveri is
                         widely-recognized as one of the country’s top litigators in the antitrust field and has
                         investigated, prosecuted, and successfully resolved numerous antitrust class actions
                         and other complex cases. These include cases involving drug pricing, international
                         price-fixing cartels, “no-poach” cases, sports and other types of cases. As lead or
                         co-lead counsel, he has served as lead trial counsel and has taken a personal
                         leadership role in organizing litigation, setting strategy, establishing and directing
                         teams of lawyers, and resolving cases efficiently and consistent with the interests of
                         justice. He has served as a Lawyer’s Representative for the Northern District of
                         California and the Ninth Circuit. He participated in the court-appointed
                         committees responsible for drafting the Northern District’s ESI Guidelines and for
                         summary jury trial. He was Managing Partner of Lieff Cabraser Heimann &
                         Bernstein, LLP before founding Joseph Saveri Law Firm in 2012.

                                          Litigation Team Members

                              Steven N. Williams: In over twenty-five years of practice, partner Steven
                              N. Williams has successfully handled with distinction all aspects of
                              litigation and trial in state and federal courts and in private arbitration,
                              and has served in leadership positions in more than a dozen antitrust class
                              cases throughout the United States. Over the last decade he has been
                              named lead or co-lead counsel in more antitrust cases than perhaps any
                              other attorney in the United States, recovering more than $2 billion for
                              his clients and receiving groundbreaking rulings in federal and state
                              courts that have expanded the rights of claimants to bring antitrust
                              claims. He has become one of the premier thought leaders in private
                              antitrust enforcement in the nation. Mr. Williams is a participant in the
                              Northern District of California’s Federal Pro Bono project. He received
                              the Justice & Diversity Center ( JDC) of the Bar Association of San
                              Francisco’s Federal Pro Bono Project 2020 Crystal Award for
                              “Outstanding Volunteer of the Year,” and was recognized by the JDC in
                              2018 as an “Outstanding Volunteer.”




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                    Joshua P. Davis: Joshua P. Davis is Of Counsel at the Joseph Saveri Law Firm
                    and is Professor and Director of the Center for Law and Ethics at the University
                    of San Francisco School of Law, where he was Associate Dean for Academic
                    Affairs from 2013-2017. He is a former partner of Lieff Cabraser Heimann &
                    Bernstein, LLP. Joshua is one of the foremost scholars in the country on private
                    antitrust enforcement and class certification in antitrust cases. He has done
                    award-winning original empirical and theoretical analysis of private antitrust
                    cases, and his scholarship has been cited by federal appellate and trial courts. He
                    has also briefed and argued motions to dismiss, for class certification, to exclude
                    expert testimony, and for summary judgment in Magnetic Iron Oxide Antitrust
                    Litigation, Truck Card Antitrust Litigation, In re Lidoderm Antitrust Litigation, In
                    re Capacitors Antitrust Litigation, In re Restasis Antitrust Litigation, and Le v.
                    Zuffa, among other cases.

                    Anupama Reddy: Anupama Reddy’s practice focuses on antitrust class actions
                    alleging anticompetitive conduct such as price-fixing and monopolization. She
                    has extensive trial and pretrial experience including trial strategy, preparing and
                    examining expert witnesses, coordinating discovery, and presenting evidence to
                    the jury. Ms. Reddy is a participating attorney in the Northern District of
                    California’s Federal Pro Bono project. See James v. Tempur Sealy Int'l, Inc., No.
                    18-CV-07130-SI, (N.D. Cal.) and FTC v. Grisham, et al., No. 20-cv-06919-VC
                    (N.D. Cal.). She serves by appointment on the Executive Committee, and as
                    Vice Chair of the Diversity Committee, of the California Lawyers Association,
                    Antitrust and Unfair Competition Section. She received the American Antitrust
                    Institute’s Outstanding Antitrust Litigation Achievement by a Young Lawyer
                    award in 2020. She immigrated to the United States in 2016, prior to which she
                    practiced law in India.

                    Christopher Young: Christopher Young specializes in antitrust and class action
                    litigation. He has extensive experience in pre-trial and trial matters, including
                    drafting pre-trial filings, arguing dispositive motions, conducting pre-trial
                    depositions, coordinating discovery, and presenting evidence to a jury. Before
                    joining the Firm, he clerked for Justice Lamar W. Baker of the Second Appellate
                    District of the California Court of Appeals. Mr. Young is a participating attorney
                    in the Federal Pro Bono project. See Paul v. Millhench, et al. No. 17-CV-07197-SI
                    (N.D. Cal.). He is a second generation American and was the first person in his
                    immediate family to earn an advanced degree.




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