Scott+Scott specializes in the investigation and prosecution of complex actions across the globe – recovering billions for our clients. The Firm has extensive experience litigating securities fraud, antitrust, and other complex cases and is a pioneer in structured finance monitoring for client portfolios. Scott+Scott’s proprietary PT+ monitoring service has been providing our institutional investor clients with comprehensive monitoring, superior tracking, and unparalleled securities analysis at no cost for more than 20 years.
Scott+Scott has extensive experience litigating across the following practice areas internationally:
Antitrust + Competition
$2.3 Billion in US settlements for market manipulation
Securities Litigation
Novel investment recovery under The Trust Indenture Act
Consumer Litigation
Data Breach case with $50 Million settlement
Corporate Governance
Record-setting sexual harassment settlement of $310 Million in corporate reforms
Scott+Scott has been offering our proprietary global monitoring service to clients, free of charge, for over 20 years. Our internal investigations team informs our client with recommendations and helps discover critical evidence and intelligence that support our litigation efforts.
Scott+Scott has experienced incredible growth over the past decade. Along with building our team and capabilities, we have greatly expanded our physical presence in new markets and jurisdictions with offices in 10 major cities, including New York, London, Amsterdam, and Berlin.
Read MoreMultichain specialty retailer L Brands announced a $90 million corporate governance reform agreement Friday to settle multiple derivative lawsuits seeking damages arising from “toxic” workplace conditions, including sexual harassment.
Read MoreScott+Scott filed suit on behalf of a Teamsters Union retirement plan against AllianzGI alleging it abandoned its risk controls and meaningful downside hedging strategies for a fund purportedly designed to weather extreme market volatility.
Read MoreScott+Scott files legal action in the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal under the Consumer Rights Act in a bid to win back some money for consumers who bought or leased a new motor and may have been overcharged due to price-fixing scheme.
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