Cynthia Murphy is a 2026-2027 Jonathan W. Cuneo COSAL/Justice Catalyst Fellow at Shinder Cantor Lerner LLP, a national Antitrust litigation firm dedicated to protecting free enterprise and promoting economic justice. Cynthia’s work focuses on holding powerful entities accountable to consumers by combating anticompetitive agreements and monopolization through all stages of litigation.

Jordan Cozby is a 2026-2027 Jonathan W. Cuneo COSAL/Justice Catalyst Fellow at Salahi PC, where he will advance workers’ rights and enforcement of federal and state antitrust laws.

Tascha Shahriari-Parsa is a 2026–2027 Justice Catalyst Fellow with the NYU Wagner Labor Initiative. His project focuses on fighting worker exploitation by making it easier for state and local agencies to bring high-impact cases.

Lauren Taylor is a 2026–2027 Justice Catalyst Fellow at the Connecticut Fair Housing Center. She will pursue affirmative litigation to protect consumers from unfair and deceptive mortgage foreclosure practices, particularly relating to “zombie” second mortgages.

Lica Porcile's fellowship project is based at Democracy Defenders and is focused on challenging lawless immigration enforcement actions by federal agencies and officials. Lica will use strategic impact litigation to pursue justice for individuals illegally arrested, detained, or deported, and to deter future immigration enforcement abuses through accountability and transparency.

Sarah Southey's fellowship project is based at the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON). Her project aims to seek meaningful relief and accountability for workers after worksite immigration raids.

Luci Harrell is a 2026-2027 Justice Catalyst Fellow working at Atlanta Community Support Project to combat discrimination in pro se court access by enforcing Georgia Open Records Act compliance on behalf of people in prison, shifting the culture surrounding records access rights and making post-conviction litigation more equitable for those who cannot afford an attorney.

Zoë Mermelstein is a 2026-2027 Justice Catalyst Fellow working at Texas RioGrande Legal Aid to challenge fraudulent and exploitative employer practices in recruiting and employing seasonal migrant workers.

Gretchen Knaut is a 2026-2027 Justice Catalyst Fellow at the Center for Asset Retirement Accountability. Her work aims to hold the fossil fuel industry accountable for the financial, environmental, and social costs of cleaning up inactive oil and gas wells and related infrastructure.

Malik Marshall is a 2026-2027 Justice Catalyst fellow working with the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy and UNITE HERE Local 11! to bring litigation against Los Angeles employers who violate the rights of subcontracted workers. His work is conducted in coordination with an ongoing organizing campaign to pass legislation to eliminate non-emergency subcontracting in Los Angeles.