Duane Morris partners Brian L. Johnsrud and Stephen H. Sutro have been named 2024 Client Service All-Stars by BTI Consulting Group.
Each year, BTI solicits the inputs of top legal decision-makers at large organizations with $700 million or more in revenue. Now in its 22nd year, BTI Client Service All-Stars draws on data collected in BTI’s ongoing Annual Survey of General Counsel. Corporate counsel singles out each attorney—by name and in an unprompted manner—as delivering the absolute best client service. No attorney or firm can self-nominate, self-refer nor pay to be included in this report. For more information, visit the BTI website.
Brian L. Johnsrud is managing partner of the firm's Silicon Valley office and a member of the firm's governing Partners Board. Johnsrud has represented companies in their most challenging employment law matters for more than 25 years. He defends companies in multiple forums, from agency proceedings and hearings to arbitration and litigation. Johnsrud has extensive experience with arbitration agreements, achieving more than a dozen winning arbitration awards. Johnsrud focuses his client representation in the technology, finance, and bioscience and life sciences industries. He has worked on employment law issues for artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency, clean energy, communications, electronic gaming, hardware, internet, medical devices, mobile devices, semiconductors, software and transportation companies.
Stephen H. Sutro is co-chair of Duane Morris’ Trial Practice Group and a member of the firm's governing Partners Board. Sutro has led investigations and litigation on behalf of clients in matters involving government contracts and false claims, antitrust laws, securities fraud and insider trading, RICO, corporate governance, the environment, food and drug, homeland security and customs enforcement, trade secrets and public corruption. Sutro is experienced in crisis management and managing responses to media in high profile investigations and litigation. He currently serves as a member of the American Bar Association’s White Collar Crime Committee, as well as on the Executive Committee of the San Francisco Bar Association’s Criminal Justice Section.
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