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The New York lawyers at Morgan & Morgan have extensive experience representing investors and 401k participants who have suffered from investment fraud and federal and state law violations. Our firm is one of the largest plaintiffs firms in America, with 250 lawyers and over 75,000 clients. If you suspect that you have been the victim of fraud or corporate misconduct, our attorneys can help you file a lawsuit to receive monetary compensation for your losses. Our attorneys have a history of success. We have successfully represented investors in some of the most complex securities fraud causes in the country. For example, we represented investors in the IPO Securities Litigation in the late 1990s, in which our clients, after nearly a decade, received part of the $586 million settlement. Our firm has experience in handling securities law cases, and our aim is to prevent investment fraud. When dealing with securities fraud cases, our attorneys work alongside forensic accountants, economists, and financial analysts to ensure that investors receive monetary compensation for their losses. The New York attorneys handle accident lawsuits, securities fraud, as well as lawsuits involving employee benefits, pension, and 401k. For more information, visit our website. Our New York securities fraud attorneys also represent clients in shareholder derivative lawsuits. In a shareholder derivative lawsuit, a single shareholder can exert his legal rights and protect the finances of all the company s shareholders. We can help shareholders file lawsuits and help end corporate abuse such as: Excessive executive compensation, including improper use of stock options and golden parachutes Breach of fiduciary duties Abuse of corporate privileges, such as use of corporate jets for personal trips or inappropriate use of expense accounts Improper auditing and financial reporting practices Lack of an independent board of directors The attorneys at Morgan & Morgan s New York office have also undertaken securities class action lawsuits. These lawsuits are based on violations of Rule 10b-5, which is a federal regulation that prevents directors and officers of publicly traded companies from misleading investors in any way. For example, the law prevents officers from making any untrue statement about a material fact in connection with the purchase or sale of any security. The primary intent of this law is to prevent investment fraud and prevent any unforeseen issues from affecting the investors stock price. If you, or someone you love, has been the victim of investment fraud, you may be able to participate in one of our class actions or pursue a lawsuit with one of our attorneys. Contact Morgan & Morgan today for a free, no-obligation case review.