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Securities Litigation
Our attorneys represent all types of financial services corporations and their employees and officers in court on many different types of matters, both civil and criminal. This representation has included broker customer disputes, arising out of alleged investment fraud, member-to-member disputes, “product” problems, mutual fund losses, ERISA claims and employment matters, among others. Most recently these cases include: representing a pension plan advisory firm in complex claims for investment losses arising under ERISA; representing broker-dealers in actions seeking the judicial enforcement of a variety of arbitration rules; representing banks and broker-dealers in employee recruitment matters; and representing a broker-dealer in a case before the United States Supreme Court and, before that, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. Our litigation support team members are without peer, and they specialize in the types of document production and management typically seen only at very large law firms. Securities fraud cases are by their very nature document intensive. As a result, we routinely handle matters in which document production exceeds several hundred thousand pages. Indeed, we have produced, in one recent matter, well over one million pages of documents. Our litigation support professionals, like our attorneys, are innovators. Depending on the project, we will produce documents in written “hard” copy or electronically. And within the electronic production arena, we regularly tailor the production for the particular needs of each case. For example, often different situations require that electronic data be provided in distinct formats. Our professionals can address situations like that quickly and efficiently. In some cases, large discovery projects require offsite visits, and our firm excels at this specialized area of document management. We will travel to your corporate headquarters, branches, or warehouses to assemble and produce the necessary documents for a given matter, in this way your in-house resources are not monopolized in a lengthy and difficult process.
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