Jonathan Berman has nearly 20 years of litigation experience, focusing on antitrust and other complex litigation matters. He also has developed substantial experience in matters involving the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and other laws administered by the FDA.

Jonathan's antitrust experience includes cases involving exclusive contracts and tying arrangements, merger challenges, and allegations of price-fixing and pay-for-delay. Many of these proceedings are class actions.

Other litigation matters include representing Prince Jefri Bolkiah, a member of the Royal Family of Brunei, in a series of complex litigations against the Brunei government, former advisors, and insurers. In addition, Jonathan argued one of the first litigated motions involving using "predictive coding" of electronic documents.

Jonathan's pro bono activities have included obtaining asylum for numerous immigrants fleeing political oppression. He has served on the Steering Committee of Operation Crackdown, an organization that has assisted neighborhood groups to abate drug nuisance properties in Washington, D.C.