Jacob Marsh

Jacob joined Bartlit Beck following two clerkships with federal Courts of Appeals. Jacob was formerly a litigation associate at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, where he served as trial counsel for a fourteen-day breach-of-contract case.

Before attending University of Pennsylvania Law School, where he graduated second in his class, Jacob spent a decade working as a landscaper.  Jacob enjoys spending time with his wife and two children and taking road trips to remote towns in Colorado and throughout the West.

Representative Matters

Attila Csupo et al. v. Google, LLC (Superior Court, San Jose, CA)
Trial counsel for a class of 14 million California Android users in their claim for conversion against Google for Google’s undisclosed and wrongful consumption of Plaintiffs’ cellular data. In a groundbreaking verdict, the California state court jury awarded the Plaintiffs $314,626,932 in damages.

Google hit with $314 million US verdict in cellular data class action (Reuters)

Google Hit With $314M Verdict In Android Data Use Suit (Law360)

Google takes a gamble in class action jury trial over cell phone data use (Reuters)

Google Going to Trial After Doing Something Super Sketchy to Android Users (Futurism)

Google Must Defend Revived Claim Over Use of Android Phone Data (Bloomberg Law)

Circuit revives class action against Google for cellular data misuse (Daily Journal)

Taylor v. Google, LLC (N.D. Cal.)
Trial counsel representing a putative class in 49 states who used mobile devices with the Android operating system in their claim for conversion against Google for Google’s undisclosed and wrongful consumption of their cellular data.  Case pending.