David A. Norkiewicz

Dave Norkiewicz has more than 25 years of trial experience and is the Leader of the Trial Technology group for FTI Consulting’s Trial & Arbitration Support practice. Mr. Norkiewicz’s areas of expertise include courtroom and war room technology, management of multidistrict litigation, trial logistics, large-scale data conversion, as well as deposition video management and editing.

Mr. Norkiewicz has managed courtroom technology for more than 70 trials nationwide, including multidistrict, antitrust, patent, product liability and pharmaceutical litigation. His current responsibilities include managing on-site trial teams, preparation of trial databases for use in TrialMax® and the seamless transition of cases to on-site trial teams. He has worked in multiple state and federal jurisdictions across the United States. Representative clients include Arnold & Porter, Bartlit Beck, Mayer Brown, Jones Day, Kirkland & Ellis and Williams & Connolly.

Mr. Norkiewicz began his career at FTI Consulting in 1995 as a graphics consultant serving clients in developing demonstratives for use at hearings, arbitrations and trials. Before joining FTI Consulting, Mr. Norkiewicz worked for the Quaker Oats Company as a graphic artist, assisting in the production of in-house graphics for all the major brands of the Quaker Oats Company.

Mr. Norkiewicz holds a B.A in Fine Arts Multimedia from Northern Illinois University. His case experience includes numerous U.S. District Court cases in New York, Washington D.C., California, Ohio and Utah. Some of the notable cases include FTC v. Staples/Office Depot, Empire Blue Cross v. Tobacco Industry, Chase Manhattan Bank v. Motorola and Novell, Inc. v. Microsoft Corporation.

Mr. Norkiewicz has been involved with high-profile client work such as Walgreens Opioid Litigation, Bayer Crop Science and Merck Vioxx Litigation. In other courts, he has worked on cases involving companies such as DuPont, PwC, Ernst & Young, Dow Corning, United Technologies Corporation and Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation.