Thomas K.Conerty

Associate

Columbus + 1.614.281.3653

Thomas Conerty represents clients in commercial litigation and arbitration. His experience includes advising and representing corporate policyholders in domestic and international insurance recovery disputes. Thomas has also represented large insurance companies in litigation involving the secondary payer provisions in federal Medicare statutes and regulations.

In addition, Thomas's practice includes toxic tort litigation, in which he has drafted successful appellate- and trial-level summary judgment briefings. Thomas has represented clients in cases involving class actions, the federal False Claims Act (FCA), contract disputes, and business torts.

Thomas has significant experience in fact development and managing discovery as well, including coordinating e-discovery, preparing corporate and fact witnesses for depositions, and second chairing depositions. His experience also includes successfully arguing discovery disputes in federal court.

Thomas maintains an active pro bono practice in cases involving religious liberty claims.

Before joining Jones Day, Thomas clerked on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

Experience

  • Members of Congress file amicus brief in religious liberty caseJones Day filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court, on behalf of several dozen members of Congress, in support of a football coach who was fired from his job as a public high school educator because he refused to stop engaging in a brief private prayer on the football field after games.