Kenneth A. Wexler is a Chicago-based trial attorney with more than 35 years of experience representing individuals, businesses, shareholders, and consumers in complex litigation matters. As a partner at Wexler Boley & Elgersma LLP, he focuses his practice on class action litigation, commercial litigation, and Antitrust Law, handling disputes involving allegations of fraud, unfair business practices, deceptive conduct, and unlawful restraints on competition.
Throughout his career, Mr. Wexler has served in leadership roles in numerous class actions involving significant financial and business issues. His matters have addressed a wide range of industries and legal concerns, including allegations involving suppression of competition in the pharmaceutical industry, deceptive product pricing practices, shareholder disputes, discrimination and harassment claims, corporate waste and mismanagement, defective medical devices, false advertising, and government fraud.
Mr. Wexler is currently involved in several high-profile matters across the United States. These include litigation on behalf of farmers against John Deere concerning access to diagnostic and repair tools needed by farmers and independent repair facilities to service agricultural equipment. He also represents clients in cases involving alleged violations of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), as well as antitrust litigation involving the pharmaceutical, frozen potato, e-prescription, and other industries.
Based in Chicago, Illinois, Kenneth A. Wexler represents clients in complex litigation matters in state and federal courts and is committed to advocating for those impacted by unlawful business conduct, anticompetitive practices, and corporate misconduct.