
Holland & Knight LLP
Jessica L. Farmer is a Partner in Holland & Knight’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution Practice in Washington, D.C., where she defends national housing providers and hotel brands in high-profile class actions challenging resort, amenity, and other fees alleged to be junk fees or drip pricing under various consumer protection statutes. Her defense work spans commercial litigation, arbitrations, and class actions across the housing, real estate, hospitality, and consumer services industries, with particular depth in putative class actions alleging breach of contract, unfair and deceptive trade practices, junk fees/drip pricing, and environmental nuisance. She serves as national, regional, and local counsel for corporate clients and manages every phase of a case, from early case assessment through depositions, dispositive motions, evidentiary hearings, mediation, and trial.
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