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Boies Schiller Flexner remains active in high-stakes commercial, antitrust, and fee-related disputes, with work ranging from billion-dollar antitrust litigation to complex attorney compensation battles. The firm secured notable successes in 2026, including an Eleventh Circuit affirmance in a dispute arising from the Blue Cross Blue Shield MDL and a favorable ruling allowing all claims brought on behalf of 18 clients to proceed in a contentious attorneys' fees case involving MSP Law Firm and related entities.

Among the firm's key litigators, Stuart Singer continues to lead some of BSF's most prominent matters. He serves as lead partner for Cardtronics USA in antitrust litigation against Visa and Mastercard, alleging an unlawful conspiracy involving ATM acquirer fees and seeking more than $1 billion in damages. He also represents NextEra Energy in litigation involving allegations that the company obstructed a major transmission project and foreclosed competition in the wholesale electricity market, where BSF secured dismissal of significant antitrust claims. Singer additionally leads Panini's efforts in its closely watched antitrust battle with Fanatics over the sports trading card market, while also defending against related claims, and represented Comvest Partners in litigation arising from the acquisition and sale of a Delaware company, where the court largely rejected claims against the client following a bench trial. His work has earned strong recognition from peers, with one source remarking, "If I ever needed a lawyer, he'd be the first one that I called."

Other notable work includes BSF's representation of Patrick W. Pendley and Pendley, Baudin & Coffin in a fee dispute stemming from the Blue Cross Blue Shield MDL. The plaintiffs sought at least half of a $13 million fee award, but the firm's clients prevailed after the district court dismissed all claims with prejudice and the Eleventh Circuit affirmed. BSF also continues to represent Pendley, Baudin & Coffin, Coffin Law Firm and Christopher Coffin in an attorneys' fees dispute involving allegations of bad-faith termination of litigation funding and co-counsel agreements, securing a ruling that preserved all claims brought by its clients while narrowing counterclaims.

The firm enjoys a strong reputation among competitors. One peer stated, “In your recommended [category] I think Boies Shiller is an excellent firm. I would probably move that to your top category.” Another highlighted the quality of leadership within the firm, commenting, “Sashi Bach, I think, is their managing partner in the Fort Lauderdale office now. Terrific lawyer does kind of even law firm defense.”

These endorsements, coupled with the firm's role in high-value antitrust, commercial, and fee-related disputes, reinforce Boies Schiller Flexner's standing as a prominent litigation practice handling complex matters across a range of industries.

Updated October 2026