Ethan joined Gilbert in 2021.  He represents individuals, businesses, governmental entities, and court-appointed fiduciaries in complex litigation and restructuring matters, with a particular focus on antitrust, bankruptcy, and insurance recovery disputes. He plays a leading role in these high-stakes litigations, regularly managing complex matters, developing case strategy, and arguing dispositive motions that have produced favorable outcomes for clients.

Ethan has advised clients in several of the largest and most complex bankruptcy proceedings of the past decade. Drawing on his experience representing policyholders in complex insurance coverage disputes, he helps clients preserve and maximize insurance assets for the benefit of creditors. He also leverages his litigation experience to resolve adversary proceedings and other contested matters that can materially affect recoveries and case outcomes.

Prior to joining Gilbert, Ethan worked as a litigation associate in the New York office of a prominent law firm and received his law degree from Georgetown University Law Center.

• Insurance counsel to creditor committees, future claimants’ representatives, and other estate fiduciaries in major mass-tort bankruptcy proceedings
• Insurance counsel to multinational corporations in connection with mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and corporate reorganizations.
• Litigation counsel to post-bankruptcy settlement trusts pursuing insurance recoveries and coverage claims against insurers.
• In In re MultiPlan Health Insurance Provider Litigation, Ethan represents direct action plaintiffs in an antitrust and consumer protection action against health insurance companies accused of using shared algorithmic pricing tools to artificially suppress out-of-network reimbursements, creating an unlawful buyers’ cartel.
• In In re Credit Default Swaps Auctions Litigation, Ethan represents a putative class of institutional investors in an antitrust and market manipulation class action against 10 Wall Street banks and other companies that are alleged to have colluded with one another to manipulate a credit default swap industry benchmark.

• 2017 – J.D., Georgetown University Law Center
• 2014 – B.A., Brandeis University

• District of Columbia
• New York
• Second Circuit Court of Appeals
• Southern District of New York