Arthur T.O'Reilly (Art)

Partner

Detroit + 1.313.230.7925

Art O'Reilly is a results-driven trial lawyer with an international practice representing clients in high-stakes litigation and cross-border disputes. He helps clients manage risks and resolve disputes arising out of their operations in a variety of industries, including automotive and mobility, health care, cryptocurrency and digital assets, and private equity.

A leading mobility industry lawyer with 20 years of experience representing OEMs (original equipment manufacturers), suppliers, electric vehicle and charging companies, and mobility adjacent businesses, Art has served as lead trial counsel in warranty and product liability class actions, antitrust actions, commercial disputes, warranty and cost recovery litigation, adversary proceedings, stop-shipment and troubled-supplier disputes, and M&A litigation.

Art is a trusted advisor to health care industry clients, representing providers and payers in antitrust actions, False Claims Act and Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement actions, affiliation disputes, whistleblower actions, ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act) class actions, and employment disputes.

Art helps cryptocurrency and digital asset companies address novel business and legal issues worldwide. He also represents private equity firms and their portfolio companies in post-closing disputes involving contract, tort, and statutory claims; disputes involving representation and warranty insurance policies; and disputes with co-investors, partners, and third-party advisors.

Prior to rejoining Jones Day, Art represented the Detroit Institute of Arts in the City of Detroit's historic chapter 9 bankruptcy case, helping to safeguard its multibillion dollar art collection. Art has been recognized multiple times by Chambers USA, which notes that he is "very good at thinking through the issues and dealing with multifaceted problems."

Experience

  • Adient defends putative antitrust action alleging an unlawful boycott in the automotive seat cover industryJones Day is representing Adient plc in a putative antitrust action in which a Tier 2 supplier alleges that Tier 1 suppliers entered into an unlawful agreement with an OEM to refuse to purchase seat covers from the Tier 2 supplier.
  • Conway MacKenzie acquired by RiveronJones Day advised Conway MacKenzie, Inc., a leading turnaround, restructuring, and operational improvement firm, in its sale to Riveron, a national business advisory firm specializing in accounting, finance, and operations.
  • Major appliance manufacturer defends putative nationwide class action alleging design defects in dryersJones Day is serving as lead counsel in defense of a putative nationwide class action alleging that certain dryers manufactured by a major appliance manufacturer include a design defect.