Marko Radisavljevic | Antitrust and Consumer Fraud Attorney

Partner

mradisavljevic@kmllp.com

San Diego
1420 Kettner Boulevard
Suite 100
San Diego, CA 92101
858.834.2044

Marko Radisavljevic Partner

mradisavljevic@kmllp.com

San Diego
1420 Kettner Boulevard
Suite 100
San Diego, CA 92101
858.834.2044

Biography

Marko Radisavljevic is a partner practicing out of our California office.

Mr. Radisavljevic joined the firm in 2016 and concentrates on class action, consumer fraud, and antitrust matters.

University of San Diego (B.A. Biology with minors in Chemistry and Philosophy, 2005)
California Western School of Law (J.D. 2015)

California State Bar
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
United States District Courts for the Northern and Eastern Districts of California and the Northern District of Illinois

Experience

Some of Mr. Radisavljevic’s recent work includes:

Representation of a certified class of Division I college coaches whose wages were illegally fixed at $0 in Ray et al. v. NCAA. The case resulted in a settlement of $303 million. The agreement compensates approximately 7,718 college coaches who worked hard and provided valuable services to their teams without any pay or benefits.
Serving as co-lead counsel to a class of consumers in who were victims of gift card scams and from whom Apple allegedly withholds funds in Apple Gift Card Litigation. Mr. Radisavljevic worked directly with lead counsel in a variety of discovery disputes and worked directly with experts to develop sufficient evidence to support class certification. This matter has resulted in a settlement of $35 million for the class.
First-chaired numerous arbitration hearings on behalf of employees of a nationwide fast casual chain who were subject to a mandatory arbitration provision. Relying upon JAMS Employment Arbitration Minimum Standards, Mr. Radisavljevic convinced many arbitrators to order broad e-discovery concerning the respondent’s practices despite the relatively low-dollar value of the individual proceedings.
Representation of the exchange-based class in In re LIBOR-Based Financial Instruments Antitrust Litigation, an antitrust case alleging that defendant banks colluded to misreport and manipulate LIBOR. The case resulted in settlements totaling $190.45 million, which combined represent the largest recovery in a “futures-only” commodities class action litigation.
Special fiduciary representation for the exchange-based class in In re Foreign Exchange Benchmark Rates Antitrust Litigation for a putative class of participants who traded futures and options in the FX market. The case has already resulted in partial settlements of more than $2.3 billion.
Co-lead counsel in Apple Gift Card Litigation, representing a class of consumers who were victims of gift card scams and from whom Apple allegedly withholds funds. This matter has resulted in a settlement of $35 million for the class.
Counsel in May v. Google et al., a consumer class action alleging that for nearly a decade Google has knowingly kept stolen money from victims of gift card scams who purchased Google Play gift cards.
In re Effexor XR Antitrust Litigation for a putative class of direct purchasers of brand name and generic equivalents of extended release venlafaxine hydrochloride capsules against drug manufacturers. Among the claims, defendants are alleged to have delayed market entry of generic versions and entered reverse payment settlements.

Mr. Radisavljevic has experience in all stages of litigation, including drafting pleadings and motions, discovery requests, working with experts, negotiating settlements, and both taking and defending fact and expert depositions. In addition to his class cases, Mr. Radisavljevic has worked with Casa Cornelia since 2019. He has assisted in helping three separate refugees obtain asylum after direct examinations in contested administrative proceedings.

Mr. Radisavljevic is fluent in Serbian and many former Yugoslavian dialects.

Cases & Investigations

Case / Company Name
Type
Status

Name Ray, et al. v. NCAA, 1:23-cv-00425 (E.D. Cal.)
Type Antitrust
Status Pending
Representation of a certified class of Division I college coaches whose wages were illegally fixed at $0 in Ray et al. v. NCAA. The case resulted in a settlement of $303 million. The agreement compensates approximately 7,718 college coaches who worked hard and provided valuable services to their teams without any pay or benefits.

Name May v. Google et al., 24-cv-01314 (N.D. Cal.).
Type Consumer Fraud
Status Pending
Counsel in a consumer class action alleging that for nearly a decade Google has knowingly kept stolen money from victims of gift card scams who purchased Google Play gift cards. Damages total in the millions of dollars.

Name In re Effexor XR Antitrust Litigation,
No. 11-cv-5479 (D.N.J.).
Type Antitrust, Healthcare Fraud
Status Pending
Acting as lead counsel and head of the discovery committee to a putative class of direct purchasers of brand name and generic equivalents of extended-release venlafaxine hydrochloride capsules against drug manufacturers. Among the claims, defendants are alleged to have delayed market entry of generic versions and entered reverse payment settlements.

News

05/13/2026 | Articles and TV Settlement OK'd in ex-volunteer coaches' class-action suit vs. NCAA

A federal judge in California has given final approval to a $303 million class-action lawsuit against the NCAA that will pay former volunteer coaches in sports other than baseball a minimum of $5,000 for unpaid work.

05/12/2026 | Firm News Judge Grants Final Approval to $303 Million Settlement for NCAA "Volunteer" Coaches

SACRAMENTO, CA – Judge William B. Shubb today granted final approval to a $303 million settlement resolving Ray et al. v. NCAA, a wage-fixing class action brought on behalf of Division I volunteer coaches against the NCAA. The settlement covers the thousands of coaches who worked for NCAA Division I sports programs (other than baseball) in the position of “volunteer coach” between March 17, 2019, and June 30, 2023.

01/12/2026 | Firm News KM Congratulates New Partners Juan Martinez, Sarah Flohr and Marko Radisavljevic

The firm is proud to announce new KM Partners Juan Martinez, Sarah Flohr and Marko Radisavljevic. Please join us in congratulating Juan, Sarah, and Marko on this significant and well-deserved career achievement.

01/05/2026 | Articles and TV Judge approves volunteer coaches' $303 million settlement with NCAA

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CN) — Volunteer coaches in 44 different college sports scored preliminary approval of their $303 million settlement with the NCAA on Monday, less than a year after volunteer baseball coaches paved the way with a $50 million payday.

11/11/2025 | Firm News NCAA Division I "Volunteer" Coaches Reach $303 Million Settlement with NCAA to Resolve Wage-Fixing Claims

SACRAMENTO, CA – Co-lead counsel in Ray et al. v. NCAA filed a Motion for Preliminary Approval of a $303 million settlement to resolve wage-fixing claims brought on behalf of a certified class of Division I volunteer coaches against the NCAA. If approved, the agreement will compensate approximately 7,718 college coaches who worked hard and provided valuable services to their teams without any pay or benefits.

08/02/2024 | Firm News KM obtains $35 million settlement of Apple gift cards consumer class action

Kirby McInerney LLP, alongside Co-Lead Counsel Scott+Scott LLP and Cafferty Clobes Meriwether & Sprengel LLP, reached a $35 million settlement with Apple Inc. The settlement provides refunds to consumers who were tricked by third-party scammers into buying Apple iTunes and AppStore gift cards and providing the codes to the scammers under false pretenses.