Our Attorneys

Scott Frost has represented victims of asbestos related disease for over 20 years.

His passion is representing families who have been harmed by corporations.

Scott is an experienced litigator who tries benzene exposure and defective medical device cases along with asbestos exposure and mesothelioma cases.

He is licensed to practice law by the state bars of California, Washington, Oregon, Hawaii, Georgia, Kentucky, Indiana, and Texas.

Andrew Seitz, Partner to the firm, earned his bachelor’s degree from Penn State University and was awarded his Juris Doctor degree from Pepperdine University School of Law, where he was a Dean’s Merit Scholar.

Andrew is the author of a law review article titled, “It’s a Series of Tubes: Network Neutrality in the United States,” published in the Journal of the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary in Fall, 2009. Andrew was admitted to the State Bar of California in 2010.

As a champion for injured consumers and their families, Paul C. Cook, of Counsel to the firm, has been actively fighting and winning cases on behalf of injured workers, consumers and their families for more than 25 years. An expert in mesothelioma cases with a winning track record, Paul is an aggressive litigator who knows how to stand up to large corporations, insurance companies, and reckless actors to get you the compensation you deserve.

Paul has successfully secured and defended judgments worth millions of dollars for injured workers, consumers, and their families in the trial courts and through all appellate levels. Paul has special expertise in legal issues that must be mastered before, during, and after trial, and in the appellate courts.

Ron Shingler is the proud son of an asbestos plant worker. To fund his college education, Ron dug ditches at Dow Chemical in Pittsburg, worked as a packer at DuPont in Antioch, and mixed concrete for a cement mason in Brentwood. Through these experiences, he learned the value of hard work and came to appreciate his blue collar heritage. His father, uncles, and grandfathers spent their entire careers working in the factories, steel mills, and power houses along the great San Joaquin River. As a young boy, Ron was in awe of these men. Unfortunately, many of them died from asbestos-related diseases.

After earning his bachelor’s degree, Ron studied law at the Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco. To honor his father, Ron has devoted his entire legal career to representing men and women who have been diagnosed with asbestos-related diseases.

Ron Archer has represented people suffering from exposure to asbestos, benzene, beryllium, and other toxic substances. He has represented communities and families who have been hurt by groundwater and other industrial contamination. For more than twenty years, he has helped to secure justice through verdicts and settlements totaling in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

Mr. Archer works closely with our clients with mesothelioma from intake and throughout the legal process. Mr. Archer is dedicated to those suffering from mesothelioma and their families

Jill Rakauski has worked with asbestos victims since 1993. She started as a trial assistant in West Virginia working on cases involving mainly chemical and steelworkers. After graduating in the top of her class in West Virginia School of Law in 1998, she moved to Chicago and continued representing victims of asbestos disease, mainly in Wisconsin.

In 2004 she moved to Wisconsin, focusing solely on the representation of victims of asbestos disease in Wisconsin. She has taken many of these cases to trial to large verdicts in Wisconsin.

She has been a board member of the Wisconsin Association of Justice and a state delegate to the American Association for Justice.

Jeanine R. Soufan began her litigation career at Legal Aid of North Carolina, where she represented clients throughout eastern North Carolina.

In 2020, Jeanine created the nation’s first countywide Eviction Diversion Program in Orange County, North Carolina. This program provided free legal representation to tenants facing eviction during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Jeanine graduated from North Carolina State University and Campbell Law School in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Nathaniel Maranwe has been litigating since 2017. He has helped defend people charged with capital crimes, advocated for veterans denied service connection benefits, and represented tenants facing eviction. Since 2022 he has concentrated on asbestos cases, especially representing steamfitters and their families against the corporations that injured them. He is one of the co-founders of the Dweebs Global Foundation, providing advice and mentorship to anyone worldwide.

Nathaniel graduated from the University of Southern California and Georgetown Law School.