Mark Neubauer Named to LA Times Consumer Goods Business Visionaries List
LOS ANGELES, CA – Carlton Fields attorney Mark Neubauer was named to the 2026 “Consumer Goods Business Visionaries” list by L.A. Times Studios.
This annual list recognizes professionals who have demonstrated exceptional achievement in their fields, including those who provide financing for projects and transactions, as well as professional services advisers who guide companies that operate in the consumer goods and retail sector.
Neubauer, managing shareholder of Carlton Fields’ Los Angeles office, is a nationally recognized trial attorney with nearly 50 years’ experience representing some of the world’s most well-known companies. He has tried numerous jury and bench trials in state and federal courts nationwide, focusing on sophisticated disputes involving commercial, antitrust, securities, labor and employment, real estate, and entertainment matters.
Neubauer’s record has been consistently recognized. He earned a “Top 10 Defense Verdict” honor from the Daily Journal for his win on behalf of Johnson & Johnson and has been named among California’s top trial and commercial litigators by The Best Lawyers in America, Los Angeles Business Journal, Los Angeles Daily Journal, BTI, and LA Times Studios.
As founding managing shareholder of Carlton Fields’ Los Angeles office, Neubauer was instrumental in establishing and expanding the firm’s California presence, attracting top trial attorneys and bolstering its reputation in the region. A longtime leader of the ABA, he has been a repeated faculty member of the Litigation Section’s annual trial college and is one of the most prolific authors for the ABA Litigation Journal (where he is a past editor in chief). He is active in pro bono impact litigation, earning awards from the ACLU and Public Counsel for his work driving education reform.
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