Editorial Staff
David Eisbrouch
Eisbrouch Marsh, LLC
David Eisbrouch is the founder and senior partner of Eisbrouch Marsh, LLC. For over 25 years, Mr. Eisbrouch has represented plaintiffs in all manner of negligence cases. He has played significant roles in various mass tort litigation, most notably in the recent Vioxx and Avandia settlements.
Sarah Klein
Managing Editor
Sarah holds both a Communications degree as well as a law degree and is the Managing Editor and frequent writing contributor at DrugReporter. As a former litigator, she has been a key player in the creation of several legal websites with special focus in mass tort litigation, personal injury, and medical malpractice.
Ryan Green
Senior Editor
Ryan Green is the Senior Editor at DrugReporter as well as regular contributor. His writing covers topics from pharmaceutical litigation to medical malpractice, FDA regulation, and more. He holds a masters degree in communications from the City University of NY.
Ava Lawson
Editor, Senior Writer
Ava Lawson earned her degree in Political Science from Furman University, holding various careers across the globe ever since. For the last 8 years she has been writing and editing for leading websites. Her main areas of interest include medical research, health, legal news and consumer safety issues.
Jenn Fusion
Writer
Jenn Fusion came to Drug Reporter with a B.A. in Journalism and over 10 years of full-time professional writing experience. She brings a passion for research and detail to all of her articles that is rare on websites these days. This New York “newshound” brings you the latest on Actos, Januvia, Granuflo, and more.
Sarah May
Staff Writer
Sarah May has over a decade of experience as a practicing attorney and has recently turned her attention to freelance writing on a range of legal subjects for Drug Reporter. Among her primary areas of interest are topics pertaining to FDA warnings, dangerous drug litigation and medical malpractice.
Stephanie Reid
Writer
Stephanie Reid is a practicing attorney as well as versatile legal writer. While her legal work focuses on the representation of children as a guardian ad litem, she devotes much of her writing to advancing issues relating to consumer rights and medical malpractice. She is thrilled to be part of the Drug Reporter team as a staff writer exposing issues relating to dangerous drugs and pharmaceutical litigation.
Jacky Gale
Writer
Since graduating from Skidmore College, Jacky’s work has been primarily focused on the rights of patients and the importance of self-advocacy. She is particularly passionate about raising awareness of the risks of dangerous drugs such as Pradaxa and Actos, and informing patients of the possible alternatives. Jacky brings years of journalism experience to Drug Reporter, including a portfolio of work published on websites such as LIVESTRONG and USA Today.
Whitney Taylor
Writer
After earning her journalism degree, Whitney Taylor has worked for numerous online and print publications since 2004. More recently, she has used her training to advocate for women’s issues, particularly in the area of dangerous drugs and medical devices. At Drug Reporter, she focuses on oral contraceptives and surgical mesh implants.
Laura Woods
Writer
Laura is a professional copywriter, blogger, and editor with more than seven years of experience in the field. She holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Pittsburgh and earned her MBA from Robert Morris University. Since joining Drug Reporter, she enjoys the opportunity to help provide consumers with updated information on lawsuits involving dangerous drugs.
Dawn Snyder
Writer
Dawn Snyder has taken nearly a decade of litigation experience and turned her focus on legal writing. As a solo practitioner with a strong research and writing practice, she has turned her attention to writing about the medical industry
Katarina Siegfeld
Writer
Katarina Siegfeld is a writer, professor, translator, and editor. Her training is in art and art history and she has spent years helping her students to write clearly and passionately about significant issues in the arts and society. She brings a concern for social and historical contextualization to her writing about drug safety and legal issues.
