CODY McCRACKEN
phone: 202-789-3960
fax: 202-789-1813
Cody McCracken joined Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca following his graduation from William & Mary Law School in 2022. While at William & Mary, Mr McCracken founded the school’s Agricultural Law Society, assisted veterans in pursuing VA disability claims as a member of the William & Mary Lewis B. Puller Veteran’s Clinic, and published a student note in the William & Mary Business Law Review analyzing the effects of market concentration in agricultural sectors, a piece which won the Best Student Note Award.
Mr McCracken’s work focuses on plaintiff-side antitrust class action litigation, with a particular attention to cases dealing with food products and agricultural markets. As a product of a family of farmers and ranchers and a small agricultural community, Mr McCracken brings a deep personal connection to these cases.
PUBLICATIONS:
Old MacDonald had a Trust: How Market Consolidation in the Agricultural Industry, Spurred on by a Lack of Antitrust Law Enforcement, is Destroying Small Agricultural Producers, 13 Wm. & Mary Bus. L. Rev. 575 (2022).
Good For Business, Bad For Animals: The Rise of Industrialized Agriculture and Its Impact on Agricultural Animal Welfare, 14 J.A.E.L. (forthcoming Fall 2022).
EDUCATION
William & Mary Law School, J.D.,2022
Montana State University – Billings, B.S., 2018
MEMBERSHIPS
American Agricultural Law Association
Cody McCracken joined Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca following his graduation from William & Mary Law School in 2022. While at William & Mary, Mr McCracken founded the school’s Agricultural Law Society, assisted veterans in pursuing VA disability claims as a member of the William & Mary Lewis B. Puller Veteran’s Clinic, and published a student note in the William & Mary Business Law Review analyzing the effects of market concentration in agricultural sectors, a piece which won the Best Student Note Award.
Mr McCracken’s work focuses on plaintiff-side antitrust class action litigation, with a particular attention to cases dealing with food products and agricultural markets. As a product of a family of farmers and ranchers and a small agricultural community, Mr McCracken brings a deep personal connection to these cases.
PUBLICATIONS:
Old MacDonald had a Trust: How Market Consolidation in the Agricultural Industry, Spurred on by a Lack of Antitrust Law Enforcement, is Destroying Small Agricultural Producers, 13 Wm. & Mary Bus. L. Rev. 575 (2022).
Good For Business, Bad For Animals: The Rise of Industrialized Agriculture and Its Impact on Agricultural Animal Welfare, 14 J.A.E.L. (forthcoming Fall 2022).
LET’S WORK TOGETHER
CGL is currently engaged in dozens of cases from product defect class actions to antitrust litigation to civil rights advocacy.
If you feel we could represent you in any of our current cases or in a new case, we would love to hear from you.