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About Colleen Ryf
Colleen Ryf is a Trial Attorney at Bernheim Kelley Car Accident & Personal Injury Lawyers, specializing in complex personal injury cases and litigation strategy. She has been selected for national leadership teams in multiple multidistrict litigations, including talcum powder, Zantac, and Gilead Tenofovir litigations.
Ryf earned her J.D. from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, an M.S.W. from Barry University, and her B.S. in Special Education from Florida Atlantic University. While at the University of Maryland, she contributed to the Journal of Health Care and Public Policy.
She is admitted to practice in Maryland, Washington D.C., and before the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, and has been admitted pro hac vice in Massachusetts.
Ryf has been recognized by Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service for successful pro bono work on behalf of teen fathers' rights. She serves on law and briefing committees for talcum powder, Zantac, and Gilead Tenofovir litigations, and is a TDF Narrative Committee member and Zantac Daubert team member.
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A Suffolk County jury awarded $200 million in October 2023, the largest wrongful death award in Boston history, against R.J. Reynolds for the lung cancer death of Rita Jones, who first received free Newport cigarettes as a teenager in 1964.
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