Abraham Fruchter & Twersky LLP represents individual shareholders and institutional investors in both individual and representative actions throughout the United States involving claims of corporate fraud, mismanagement, insider trading and breaches of fiduciary duties. Our lawyers have decades of combined experience and pride themselves on their diligence, sagacity, and attention to detail.  Our ability to see what others miss is what sets us apart.

Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann LLP is the leading law firm worldwide advising institutional investors in securities, corporate governance and shareholder rights litigation. BLB&G has obtained five of the ten largest securities fraud recoveries in history and has achieved precedent-setting corporate governance reforms on behalf of its institutional investor clients. The firm was named “Class Action Law Firm of the Year” in 2007 and 2008 by Global Pensions magazine and is ranked as the top firm by RiskMetrics’ Securities Class Action Services, the Legal 500, and the Chambers Guide in 2006 and 2007 in which clients declared that BLB&G “gives ‘the best advice in the field’."

Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins LLP is actively engaged in the prosecution of complex litigation, emphasizing securities class actions. Coughlin Stoia’s unparalleled experience and capabilities are based upon the talents of its attorneys who have successfully prosecuted thousands of actions in courts across the country. Coughlin Stoia currently represents more institutional investors – U.S. and international public and multi-employer funds, as well as domestic and international financial institutions – in securities and corporate litigation than any other firm in the United States.

Securing superior investment performance has been a continuing struggle for most public funds.  Replacing investment consultants seldom provides a solution to poor investment results, because it is the traditional investment advisory process itself that is flawed.
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SBTK specializes in representing shareholders and consumers in complex class action litigation in state and federal courts throughout the United States. Since the firm’s inception in 1987, SBTK has recovered billions of dollars on behalf of defrauded shareholders, employees and aggrieved consumers.
Recognized by courts and our clients for achieving exemplary results, SBTK has grown into one of the largest and most successful plaintiff’s class action firms in the country. SBTK represents various institutional investors from the United States, Canada, Europe and around the world -- including pension funds, mutual fund managers, investment advisors, insurance companies, and hedge funds -- and has secured landmark recoveries on behalf of our clients and the classes we represent. The firm, with the guidance and assistance of our clients serving as lead plaintiff, is especially proud of our ability to create and structure resolutions with financial troubled companies and, when appropriate, to institute meaningful corporate governance reforms when serving as lead counsel in shareholder actions.

Vision Capital Advisors LLC is a hedge fund specialized in long-only equity investments in small companies.  Vision uses a private equity like approach to valuing, and providing growth capital to, fundamentally strong and fast growing companies with proven track records.  With 32 full time employees (including 16 investment professionals) and over $750m assets under management, Vision is able to provide exceptional risk-adjusted returns to investors by investing in fundamentally strong companies in relatively inefficient markets.  Vision Capital Advisors was founded in 2005 by Adam Benowitz and Randy Cohen, currently a finance professor at Harvard Business School.