Randy M. Mastro is a preeminent trial lawyer who represents clients in complex civil cases, securities litigation and white collar criminal matters. He has tried dozens of cases in private practice and as a federal prosecutor and has argued more than 100 appeals in federal and state appellate courts throughout the country.
Randy routinely ranks among the nation’s leading litigators and trial lawyers in surveys of corporate counsel and other practitioners for his work on high-profile litigation matters and is one of the most in-demand attorneys in the country. In addition to representing major players in the financial services, energy, consumer products and technology industries, he has litigated many high-profile public issues on a pro bono basis on behalf of diverse political coalitions, the families of fallen 9/11 firefighter heroes and, most recently, protestors advocating for racial justice.
Mr. Mastro has taught as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and Fordham Law School, where he taught complex civil litigation and legal writing. He has authored and co-authored articles in the Fordham Law Review, Federal Communications Law Journal, University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform and Seton Hall Law Review, among others. His op-ed pieces have appeared in The New York Times, Daily News, and New York Post, and he wrote for The Washington Post and Time.
Education/Alumni:
- J.D., University of Pennsylvania Law School
- B.A., Yale University, cum laude
Updated Sep 2024
