Calland M.Ferraro (Calli)

Associate

Cleveland + 1.216.586.7088

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Calli Ferraro focuses her practice on representing financial institutions and other corporate clients in complex civil litigation. She has worked on matters involving commercial contract disputes, health care litigation, business torts, shareholder litigation, consumer class actions, and product liability claims. She has also assisted clients in connection with internal and governmental investigations.

Calli is experienced in all aspects of the litigation process, including dispositive motion practice, complex fact and expert discovery, depositions, trial work, and appellate briefing.

Experience

  • Goodyear directors and officers win dismissal in shareholder derivative lawsuit alleging breaches of fiduciary duty in connection with alleged product defect, related product liability litigation, and regulatory inquiryJones Day successfully defended current and former directors and officers of The Goodyear Rubber & Tire Company in a shareholder derivative lawsuit.
  • U.S. Bank prevails on summary judgment in case alleging hundreds of millions of dollars in losses relating to residential mortgage-backed securitiesJones Day secured summary judgment on behalf of U.S. Bank National Association in a lawsuit seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in alleged losses concerning investments in certificates issued by residential mortgage-backed securities trusts for which U.S. Bank served as trustee.
  • SiriusXM successfully defends lawsuit relating to trial subscribers' contact informationJones Day successfully defended and obtained affirmance on behalf of Sirius XM Radio Inc. in a putative class action alleging violations of the Driver's Privacy Protection Act ("DPPA").
  • Goodyear defends against stockholder claim seeking inspection of books and recordsJones Day is representing The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in a stockholder litigation arising from a beneficial stockholder who seeks to inspect the company's books and records pursuant to Ohio law.
  • U.S. Bank prevails on appeal and obtains settlement in putative class action alleging tens of billions in class-wide losses in connection with residential mortgage backed securitiesJones Day represented U.S. Bank National Association in putative class actions filed in New York state court seeking tens of billions of dollars in alleged class-wide losses in connection with investments in certificates and notes issued by over 800 residential mortgage backed securities trusts for which U.S. Bank served as trustee.
  • U.S. Bank defeats appeal alleging hundreds of millions of dollars in losses related to residential mortgage backed securitiesJones Day successfully defended U.S. Bank National Association on appeal against an action seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in alleged losses in connection with certificates issued by 98 residential mortgage backed securities trusts for which U.S. Bank serves as trustee.
  • U.S. Bank defeats class certification in putative class action alleging billions in class-wide losses in connection with residential mortgage backed securitiesJones Day represented U.S. Bank N.A. in a putative class action seeking billions of dollars in alleged class-wide losses in connection with investments in notes issued by 25 residential mortgage backed securities trusts for which U.S. Bank served as trustee.
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