Our antitrust and competition law litigation practice consists of claims brought on behalf of domestic and Canadian consumers and small businesses arising from competing manufacturers or suppliers of a product or service colluding to fix-prices, restrict supplies, allocate customers or geographic markets that often result in consumers and small businesses paying artificially high prices for the said product or service. These cases are often based upon violations of United States and Canadian federal laws.

Our consumer protection litigation practice consists of a variety of lawsuits that emanate from misrepresentations by a company that may result in consumers encountering financial losses or personal injury. These cases are often based upon violations of federal and state consumer protection statutes, and may include RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act) and related claims.

On behalf of institutional and individual shareholders of publicly held companies, we prosecute shareholder derivative suits in state and federal courts that assert that corporate insiders breached their fiduciary duties owed to the company. These actions encompass the business judgment rule, executive compensation, failing to disclose non-arm length transactions between insiders and the company, and other corporate governance matters.

On behalf of institutional and individual investors in matters concerning situations whereby a publicly traded company makes a statement(s) that is deemed materially false and misleading to the public about the company's financial condition or business prospects that result in the share price being artificially inflated on a stock exchange. Often investors suffer losses when the truth of the company’s investment quality is finally revealed and the price of the stock falls on such news. We can litigate both claims seeking damages in class actions and private/opt-out actions depending on the amount of the investor's losses in United States and Canadian courts