Shareholder Rights
Shareholders can demand corporate accountability through a shareholder derivative action when insiders harm the company through breaches of fiduciary duty, fraud, insider trading, false or misleading statements, and excessive executive compensation, among other wrongful behavior.
Securities Fraud Class Actions
Shareholders damaged by the intentional concealment, omission, or manipulation of financial information by a public company can recover their damages through a securities fraud class action.
Consumer Class Actions
Consumers damaged by dishonest corporate behavior, such as deceptive advertising and unfair business practices, can recover their damages through a consumer class action.
Antitrust Class Actions
Businesses and consumers can recover for the damages they suffer when companies violate state and federal antitrust laws that negatively impact fair competition in the marketplace.
Whistleblower
Litigation
Individuals aware of fraudulent activity in violation of the securities laws or the False Claims Act can blow the whistle to help the government prosecute these violations.
Employment Law
Employees harmed by the willful actions of their employers during the coronavirus pandemic may be entitled to financial compensation.
ERISA Litigation
Current and former employees can recover when their retirement savings lose money due to mismanagement and misconduct by plan fiduciaries
Legal Support and Investment Portfolio Monitoring from Robbins LLP
If your portfolio has lost value as a result of any of the misconduct listed above, please contact our shareholder rights attorneys or call us for a free evaluation of your potential case at (800) 350-6003.
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