An experienced litigator, Attorney Jonathan Crafts is a partner at Fields and Dennis who has represented clients in complex commercial litigation and white-collar criminal defense matters for 15 years. He advises a full range of clients, including multi-million-dollar public and private companies, closely-held corporations and individuals, in a variety of areas, including contract, trade secret, antitrust, fraud, and partnership disputes. Attorney Crafts also has extensive experience in white collar and compliance matters, and has conducted internal corporate investigations related to False Claims Act and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act allegations for large, multi-national companies. Attorney Crafts joined Fields and Dennis in 2020, after having practiced at two multinational law firms and a Boston-based litigation boutique.
Experience
Complex Civil Litigation
Represented Fortune 100 firm in multi-billion dollar insurance litigation on federal appeal, during settlement negotiations, and in separate state trial court matter.
Represented English corporation in cross-border dispute against international law firm and private equity firm involving allegations of conspiracy, tort, and violation of M.G.L. c. 93A.
Represented pharmaceutical care corporation in federal antitrust and fraud action from discovery through summary judgment and appeal.
Represented hedge fund in action brought by investor involving allegations of fraud, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, and violation of M.G.L. ch. 93A.
Represented General Counsel in employment action against former employer for retaliatory termination from demand through settlement.
Represented individual against allegations of violations of the Massachusetts Wage Act, fraud, and unjust enrichment from Motion to Dismiss through settlement.
Favorably settled trade secrets dispute after handling matter from initiation through discovery to filing of summary judgment.
Other experience includes zoning and easement litigation on behalf of town solicitor; breach of contract actions; internal partnership disputes; corporate real estate and rent disputes; seeking and opposing third-party discovery; cease and desist matters; and employment claims.
