Jenna Hudson is experienced complex civil litigator, advisor, and legal manager who is committed to executing practical solutions and efficiently advancing strategy. She regularly coordinates directly and builds relationships with legal, accounting, and other functional teams to effectively support business objectives, particularly in connection with risk management. In this role she also has managed all phases of litigation in a variety of complex commercial matters, including tort, contract, and bankruptcy.
Jenna’s strengths include:
Jenna has represented clients in multiple industries, including industrial, commercial, and electronics manufacturing and information technology services. She has represented policyholders in both litigation and negotiation with respect to a wide range of insurance coverage matters, including bodily injury and property damage, food-contamination, toxic tort, and representation and warranty insurance. Jenna also advises creditors and post-bankruptcy trusts in the recovery of insurance proceeds.
Jenna currently is involved in nationwide efforts to stem and turn the tide of the opioid epidemic. She represents multiple states’ attorneys general, sovereign Indian tribes, and municipalities that assert that the prescription opioid industry caused and fueled the opioid crisis. She also is applying her experience to pursue insurance funding to address the crisis, including through the largest pending opioid-related insurance coverage case nationwide.
In that regard, Jenna was recognized as one of the National Law Review’s 2019 “Go-To Thought Leaders,” which is awarded to fewer than 1% of the publication’s authors, for her writings on the opioid crisis.