Securities Litigation & SEC Enforcement
Significant securities and government experience
Helping clients to succeed in securities fraud class actions and shareholder derivative cases against all major plaintiffs' firms. We have also successfully counseled clients in investigations involving every SEC office in the United States and state regulators.
- We defend companies and individuals facing shareholder actions arising from mergers and acquisitions, corporate transactions, derivative cases, and securities fraud class actions.
- Clients gain from our deep experience investigating, prosecuting, defending, and trying sophisticated administrative, civil, and criminal securities and commodities enforcement matters.
- Clients benefit from our extensive experience with the fiduciary duty concepts.
- Our lawyers have served in senior positions at the SEC. Two served as chiefs of the Securities Fraud Unit in the U.S. Attorney's office for the Southern District of New York.
Jones Day's global Securities Litigation & SEC Enforcement Practice advises clients on shareholder actions, internal and government investigations, M&A litigation, fiduciary responsibilities, and similar issues affecting large public companies. Practice Co-Leader Henry Klehm III talks about how the Firm serves clients as regulations and their attendant compliance requirements become increasingly complex in jurisdictions throughout the world.
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