Legacy
Integrity and AdvocacyDuring an Era of Change
We take pride in our commitment to integrity, in helping clients in unfortunate situations and in the chances we have to change the law for the better. When we force insurance companies to pay for the coverage they have promised our clients, or when we obtain a significant monetary damages on behalf of an injured victim, it makes our role worthwhile.
Today’s legal arena is in a time of transition, and our clients seek a firm willing to stand up for them and help them through the ever-changing court system. We understand the past, we are actively engaged in the present and we are anticipating the future.
Faricy Law is at the forefront of:
- Complex insurance coverage litigation resulting in billions of dollars in recoveries from insurance companies to pay claims
- Objecting to nonconsensual releases of liability of third parties to claimants in mass tort bankruptcies
- Advocating for the creation of subclasses (in class actions) and absolute priorities (in bankruptcies) to ensure fair treatment for similarly situated claimants
About
Litigation Attorneys Servicing Individuals and Businesses
Faricy Law Firm, P.A., is a boutique Minnesota law firm committed to providing high-quality legal services to individuals, small businesses and major corporations across the nation. We focus our practice on niche legal issues such as insurance coverage and recovery for businesses, and we have extensive experience litigating these complex cases throughout the U.S.
At Faricy Law Firm, P.A., we have a long history of successfully guiding individuals and businesses through sophisticated legal challenges. Our acumen in multi-faceted problems is one of our greatest strengths. From business insurance claims and corporate disputes to products liability cases, we are known for our strategic advocacy and dauntless approach in all areas of practice.
We believe that our success in these complicated cases comes from extensive preparation and experience coupled with a willingness to fight tenaciously for our clients’ best interests. Over the past 35 years, attorney John Faricy, has gone up against some of the largest and most well-known law firms in the country. In fact, as a young lawyer, he earned the nickname “Fearless” for his unswerving dedication to achieving his clients’ goals.
Bio
Attorney John Faricy
John Faricy is a nationally recognized complex insurance recovery and business litigator who seeks justice for his clients. John and his firm have extensive experience in large cases including the recovery of billions of dollars of insurance assets.
A New York Federal District Court Judge appointed him a Subclass Representative in the epic Johns-Manville class action finding that “Mr. Faricy has skillfully and tenaciously asserted [his clients’] interests throughout this litigation.” In that case he obtained the 10 million dollar “war chest” that he parlayed into a multi-billion dollar insurance recovery.
Most recently, Mr. Faricy’s landmark asbestos bankruptcy appeal decided Jan. 18, 1988, in the Johns-Manville toxic tort bankruptcy/class action suit, was referenced in Dec. 2021 by Judge Colleen McMahon in the Purdue Pharma case. Published case details for both are linked below. Judge McMahon referenced Mr. Faricy’s appeal because he has fought this battle before with ultimate success. Moreover, the Purdue Pharma decision vindicates our long-held position opposing improper nonconsensual third party releases.
Mr. Faricy represents individual and corporate policyholders in obtaining disputed insurance coverage.
Areas of Practice
- Bad Faith Insurance
- Contracts
- Personal Injury – Plaintiff
- Products Liability
- Class Actions – Plaintiff
- Insurance Law
- Toxic Torts
100% of Practice Devoted to Litigation
Minnesota, 1982
- William Mitchell College of Law, St. Paul, Minnesota
- J.D.
- Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana
- B.A. Major: Political Science
- Decision and Order on Appeal published on Dec. 16, 2021–In re PURDUE PHARMA, L.P. This Filing Relates to ALL MATTERS
- Mr. Faricy’s Landmark Appeal Decided on Jan. 18, 1988–United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit MacArthur Co. v. Johns-Manville Corp Decision