
Marshall Silver
Founder & Principal
Harvard Law School graduate and former Apple deal-maker bringing legal training and technology operating experience to claimant-side arbitration.
Meet Marshall SilverWe represent businesses and individuals in mass arbitration, class actions, and complex claims.
Silver Arbitration Law, PLLC · Plaintiff-side counsel

Explore whether your historical spend may support an individual claim.

Founder & Principal
Harvard Law School graduate and former Apple deal-maker bringing legal training and technology operating experience to claimant-side arbitration.
Meet Marshall Silver
Senior Litigation Counsel
Mark Beckett is Senior Litigation Counsel to the firm, Lecturer on Law, Harvard Law School, and a primary lawyer on its Google Ads recovery arbitrations. He brings more than thirty years of experience as counsel and arbitrator in over 150 commercial and treaty-based disputes worldwide.
Meet Mark BeckettThe contract, the conduct and the loss shape how a matter proceeds. We handle claims in court and arbitration, with evidence built for each claimant.
Parallel individual claims under arbitration clauses — built one record at a time, at whatever scale the wrong occurred.
Representative litigation in federal and state court, where the forum allows injuries to be aggregated.
Overcharge and exclusion claims for businesses and consumers harmed by anticompetitive conduct.
Before a claim moves forward, you should understand the potential case, the fees and the work involved.
Read our guide to the processWe review the contract, the account history and the potential loss. An inquiry does not begin representation.
Review the engagement terms and ask questions before deciding whether to hire the firm.
If you proceed, we work with your evidence, pursue the claim in the appropriate forum and keep you informed.
On September 30, the federal court in New York handling the private cases against Google rejected most of Google's attempt to end the publishers' cases before trial and sent damages claims of more than $3.2 billion, before trebling, toward jury trials. Here is what the court decided and what it means for advertisers' claims.
On September 16, the federal court in the Eastern District of Virginia made public its full remedies opinion in United States v. Google, the ad tech antitrust case. Here is what the court ordered and what it means for advertisers' overcharge claims.
It is not a class action, and it is not a gimmick. Mass arbitration is what happens when the clause designed to keep claims small meets claimants organized enough to file all of them.
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