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Ben Meiselas, 33, has undoubtedly had one of the most amazing careers of any lawyer currently in practice, despite the fact that there are many well-known lawyers in the globe. He oversaw the successful class-action lawsuits against the disastrous Fyre Festival and its founder, Billy McFarland, as a partner and head of the civil litigation department at Geragos & Geragos, which resulted in Colin Kaepernick’s lawsuit and recent settlement with the National Football League (and his contract with Nike).

Meiselas is also the general counsel for the Big3 basketball league. He has been hired as national lead counsel in a $1 billion class action lawsuit against CenturyLink for overcharging subscribers. Meiselas is also involved in civil rights litigation on behalf of people who have been sexually assaulted by police and other offenders, as well as Kaepernick’s Know Your Rights campaign, which educates young people about their legal rights and how to interact with the police.

It all made sense because to his atypical high school and college internships, which included time at Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Bad Boy Records and several years working for then-Sen. Hillary Clinton and Rep. Steve Israel in their Washington, D.C., offices.

The Long Island native, who grew up going to meetings and recording sessions with his father, seasoned music-industry attorney Kenny Meiselas, says, “I don’t look at this as a job — I’m passionate about all of these things. The narrator declared, “I’m living out the dream I had when I was a kid and saw what my dad was doing.”

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The younger Meiselas’ boss Mark Geragos is effusive in his admiration. In his words, “he’s an interesting combination of things in a lawyer.” One of the best dealmakers and negotiators I’ve ever seen, his father also exhibits all the traits necessary to be a top-notch trial lawyer. Dealmaking runs in his family. Opposing counsel has approached me after watching him conduct depositions and cross-examinations and expressed amazement at how young he is, saying he had the skills of a trial lawyer with 25 years’ worth of experience.