Sherrie Savett is an attorney with serious gravitas. The litigator’s uniquely impressive practice has produced significant societal impacts alongside her many successes. Her list of accolades perfectly complements a track record that boasts huge results in an array of expansive, lengthy and high-stakes cases – proof positive that years of refining her practice has more than paid off.
As Executive Partner and Chair Emeritus at Berger Montague, Savett specializes in False Claims Act, Qui Tam and Whistleblower cases. Her practice is one of precision, persistence and perseverance. Savett has overseen the recovery of more than $3B for federal and state governments, as well as over $500M for whistleblower clients. Savett largely attributes her success to the team of people that she’s proud to lead.
“We are all in the same boat, rowing very hard, and it's a great relationship,” says Savett, who also serves as co-chair of Berger Montague’s Securities Fraud & Investor Protection practice. “I love working in a team. These cases are so hard and prolonged, you can lose hope sometimes – but you keep on fighting and often the tables turn in your direction, and lead to victory."
Savett knows about putting in the hard yards when it comes to complex litigation. In United States ex rel. Silver v. Omnicare, Inc., PharMerica Corp., et al, Savett and her team battled it out for 13 years, uphill, in a case involving unlawful kickbacks in the form of below cost pricing of drugs to nursing...
In a shocking twist to the sensational Dharmasthala case, the mysterious "Masked Man" — CN Chinnayya — has been arrested by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) for making false allegations. Once ...