Emily Marlowe

Emily takes a proactive approach to every case in order to obtain the most efficient and beneficial result for her clients as possible. She has broad experience at all stages of litigation, including significant written and oral advocacy, as well as handling over 150 depositions as first-chair counsel. Most recently, Emily’s practice has focused on the representation of thousands of U.S. Military service members suing 3M Company for its defective Combat Arms Earplugs sold to the U.S. Military for upwards of 15-years. She has been co-counsel and an integral part of the trial teams responsible for obtaining recent verdicts against 3M Company, including:

•  $55 million verdict – Ronald E. Sloan v. 3M, et. al., 7:20-cv-0001 (N.D. Fla.).
•  $1.8 million verdict – Lloyd E. Baker v. 3M, et. al., 7:20-cv-0039 (N.D. Fla.).
•  $7.1 million combined verdict – consolidated trial of Luke Estes (7:20-cv-0137), Stephen Hacker (7:20-cv-0131), and Lewis Keefer (7:20-cv-0104) v. 3M, et. al., (N.D. Fla.).

Emily graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, where she obtained a Bachelor of Science, was a Dean’s Honor Student, and a proud member of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority. She thereafter attended South Texas College of Law in Houston, Texas, where she was a Dean’s Honor student and an award-winning member of the school’s nationally-ranked Trial Advocacy program.