Caleb P.Redmond

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Caleb Redmond’s practice focuses on appellate advocacy and critical motions in novel or complex litigation. He has drafted briefs for cases before the U.S. Supreme Court, nine federal appellate courts, several bankruptcy and district courts, and state courts. Caleb's substantive work covers a range of issues, such as interpreting constitutional, statutory, and contract provisions; analyzing employment law; and advising on strategy in innovative bankruptcies. Caleb has argued cases in three federal appellate courts.

Before rejoining Jones Day in 2021, Caleb clerked for Judge Britt C. Grant at the Eleventh Circuit and then for Judge Richard J. Sullivan at the Second Circuit.

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  • Experian convinces Third Circuit to adopt sensible discovery ruleIn a win for Experian, the Third Circuit adopted Jones Day's proposed discovery standard for motions to compel arbitration.
  • Spirit Airlines' successful motion to dismiss quickly affirmed by 11th CircuitThe 11th Circuit affirmed Jones Day client Spirit Airlines Inc.'s successful motion to dismiss regarding their opening a new Operations Control Center (OCC) in Orlando, Florida.
  • Experian secures victory in Ninth Circuit, allowing company to arbitrate caseExperian Information Solutions, Inc., represented by Jones Day, successfully persuaded the Ninth Circuit to send a putative class action to arbitration.
  • Virginia parents obtain injunction against mask mandate in Loudoun County public schoolsJones Day assisted Virginia parents in successfully challenging the Loudoun County School Board’s mask mandate, which required public school students to wear masks throughout the school day regardless of their parents’ wishes.
  • American Legion wins Supreme Court "Peace Cross" caseOn June 20, 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled (7-2) in favor of Jones Day client The American Legion by upholding the constitutionality of a government-maintained cross on public land.
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