FisherBroyles, LLP, the first and world’s largest distributed law firm partnership, is pleased to announce the addition of Barry Goheen as a commercial litigation partner in its Atlanta office.

“It is exciting that Barry has chosen to bring his more than two decades of experience and knowledge to FisherBroyles, where he will help us continue to bolster our commercial litigation services to clients,” said FisherBroyles General Counsel and Managing Partner of Litigation Joel M. Ferdinand.

Mr. Goheen said, “I am thrilled to join FisherBroyles. Through its distributed partnership platform, FisherBroyles offers a fresh approach for providing clients with unmatched service levels, as well as enhanced capabilities in key practice areas.”

With more than 25 years of experience, Mr. Goheen focuses his practice on consumer class actions, credit-related financial products and services, data breach and privacy litigation, and complex litigation. He has served as lead or co-counsel in over 50 class actions in all areas of the law, including antitrust, financial products and services, securities fraud, consumer protection, privacy/data breach, and product liability and general commercial disputes in state and federal courts.

Prior to joining FisherBroyles, Mr. Goheen practiced at King & Spalding LLP for more than 22 years, and was a partner with the firm for more than 16 years.

Mr. Goheen received his J.D. from Vanderbilt Law School and his Bachelor of Arts from Vanderbilt University.

About FisherBroyles, LLP

Founded in 2002, FisherBroyles, LLP is the first and world’s largest distributed law firm partnership. The Next Generation Law Firm® has grown to over 225 attorneys in 22 offices nationwide. The FisherBroyles’ efficient and cost-effective Law Firm 2.0® model leverages talent and technology instead of unnecessary overhead that does not add value to our clients, all without sacrificing BigLaw quality. Visit our website at www.fisherbroyles.com to learn more about our firm’s unique approach and how we can best meet your legal needs.