With particular experience in fraud claims under the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, I handle a broad range of securities disputes.
I have successfully filed and defended class action lawsuits, in both state and federal courts. They come with many complexities that warrant substantial experience that I possess.
Antitrust laws are intended to preserve free markets and fair competition. I have represented Wal-Mart and other clients successfully in this challenging area of the law.
High-stakes cases in arbitration can resolve commercial claims, securities violations, and other disputes. I have acted successfully on both sides as well as a panel chairman.
I have drafted contracts and given advice on business transactions in excess of $20 million. I can assist in high-stake and multimillion-dollar claims.
Certain lawsuits qualify for representation on a contingency basis rather than an hourly or other attorney fee. I am willing to evaluate your eligibility for this without charge, but yours should be a civil case that does not arise from divorce or a custody dispute, and in which a recovery is possible.
