Frank M Lowrey IV

Practice Areas

Complex Litigation Practice

Lowrey has over 25 years of experience in the federal district courts and state trial courts litigating complex commercial cases on behalf of plaintiffs and defendants. His experience is heavily weighted towards antitrust law, consumer class action litigation, and high-value business tort and contract disputes.

Antitrust law is a particular area of focus, in which Lowrey has served as lead counsel in defending and prosecuting plaintiff’s class actions, pursuing single-plaintiff antitrust claims on behalf of large institutions, and defending merger challenges by the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice.

Appellate Practice

Lowrey specializes in high-stakes appeals in the federal circuit courts, as well as the appellate courts of Georgia. Lowrey represents both plaintiffs and defendants in large-exposure appeals involving business torts, contract disputes, federal statutory claims (particularly antitrust, consumer class action and RICO cases), catastrophic injury and wrongful death. He is a founding member of Georgia’s State Bar Appellate Practice Section, a member of the Eleventh Circuit Historical Society, and a veteran invitee to appear in the annual demonstration argument presented at the Eleventh Circuit Appellate Practice Institute (ECAPI). He is one of only eight Georgia members of the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers. One former Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court declared: “He is certainly one of the best that came before the Court in my 15 ½ years. I am very impressed with his ability to present, both in oral arguments and briefs. I know of no one who has done better work.”