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Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP • A New York Limited Liability Partnership
One Battery Park Plaza • New York, New York 10004-1482 • +1 (212) 837-6000
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Le domaine du contentieux boursier couvre un large éventail de problématiques. Toutes sont fondamentales et nécessitent une réflexion stratégique. L'équipe de Hughes Hubbard & Reed représente des sociétés publiques et privées, des courtiers en valeurs mobilières agréés, des administrateurs et des dirigeants, des preneurs fermes et autres professionnels extérieurs, des investisseurs, la Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation et la Securities Investor Protection Corporation dans tous les types de contentieux relatifs aux valeurs mobilières et aux matières premières.
Depuis plus de 40 ans, notre équipe représente des entreprises et des particuliers dans le cadre d'enquêtes internes sensibles. Cette expérience a été acquise dans le cadre d'enquêtes civiles et pénales sur des allégations de malversations comptables relatives à des notes de frais et de violation des politiques relatives aux cadeaux et voyages d'entreprise dans un large éventail de secteurs. Pour faire face à l'évolution constante de la législation, nous avons recruté des avocats expérimentés en droit pénal et formés au sein des bureaux de procureurs américains.
Pour de plus amples informations concernant notre département Contentieux boursiers, veuillez contacter :
Domaines de compétences :
- Procédures collectives civiles pour fraude en matière de valeurs mobilières
- Procédures corollaires intentées par les actionnaires
- Enquêtes
- Arbitrages
- Poursuites pénales
- Enquêtes et procédures administratives menées par l'U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, la Commodities Futures Trading Commission, les bourses et d'autres organismes d'autoréglementationQuestions relatives au Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
Secteurs :
- Comptabilité
- Banque
- Informatique
- Matières premières
- Énergie
- Assurance
- Services bancaires d'investissement
- Secteur manufacturier
- Fonds communs de placement
- Secteur pharmaceutique
- Valeurs mobilières
- Commerce de gros et de détail
Kevin T. Abikoff
Co-Chair
William R. Maguire
Co-Chair
Marc A. Weinstein
Co-Chair
Derek J.T. Adler
Partner
Benjamin Britz
Partner
Charles W. Cohen
Partner
Michael A. DeBernardis
Partner
Terence Healy
Partner
Christopher K. Kiplok
Partner
Shahzeb Lari
Partner
Theodore V.H. Mayer
Partner
Neil J. Oxford
Partner
Robb W. Patryk
Partner
Seth D. Rothman
Partner
Bryan J. Sillaman
Partner
Elizabeth Solander
Partner
William R. Stein
Partner
Nicolas Swerdloff
Partner
Fara Tabatabai
Partner
Daniel H. Weiner
Partner
Roel C. Campos
Senior Counsel
Amina Hassan
Counsel
Edward J.M. Little
Senior Counsel
John T. McGoey
Counsel
Daniel J. McLaughlin
Counsel
Carl W. Mills
Counsel
Sean M. Reilly
Counsel
David Wiltenburg
Senior Counsel
Carolyn Harbus
Associate
Alyssa M. Johnson
Associate
John M. Kilgard
Associate
Robby Naoufal
Associate
Carter Rosekrans
Associate
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Annual Review: Key Results From 2018
Judge Confirms Initial Victory for Denmark in $2.1B Tax Fraud Case
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Hughes Hubbard Promotes Four to Partnership and Ten to Counsel
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In NYLJ: Applying the Proportionality Standard Under Rule 26 Against the SEC
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Hughes Hubbard Promotes Three to Partnership and Six to Counsel
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HHR Wins Significant Victory for NY Hedge Fund Adviser
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Historic Victory in New York's Highest Court
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Win for Deloitte in Second Circuit Appeal
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Subject Matter Under The FAA
Hughes Hubbard Wins Champerty Dismissal of Fraud Suit Brought By Litigation Funder
Judge Dismisses RICO Claims Against London Investment Firm
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Appeal Denied in Dismissal of $492M Suit Against Portigon
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Hughes Hubbard Resolves SEC Fraud Lawsuit Against Investment Companies
Hughes Hubbard Retained By BPCE
For Hughes Hubbard, Delayed Doubl'Ô Victory Doubly Sweet
Lehman Team Prevails in Appeal of 'Repo' Claims
Kevin Abikoff Quoted by On Wall Street in "Lessons From Mark Cuban's Broker"
HHR Wins Second Dismissal of Madoff Lawsuit Against Ernst & Young
Settlement Reached in Alstom Case a Fraction of Damages Estimated at Outset
Alstom Securities Class Action Ends with a Whimper; Plaintiffs Settle for $6.95 Million
