Johnny Shaw

Johnny is a passionate advocate for consumers harmed by abuses of corporate power. He began working on class-action litigation as paralegal and continued in the role full time while he attended Fordham Law School’s evening program. Johnny was on law review at Fordham and published a student note in its December 2019 issue titled Avoiding Market Definition Under Section 1 of the Sherman Act. He graduated magna cum laude in 2021.

Prior to K&S, Johnny spent the early part of his career representing plaintiffs in large-scale, cutting-edge antitrust class actions. He has taken depositions of corporate executives, served on multiple trial teams, and worked extensively with expert economists. Johnny believes strongly that private litigation plays a vital role in enforcing consumer protection and competition laws. He is continually searching for new strategies to use the tools available to him for effective advocacy on behalf of consumers.

Johnny’s advocacy for consumers is reflected in his most recent pro bono representation of clients seeking to restore perpetual care at a community cemetery.