The world's leading financial institutions, largest corporations, sovereign governments, executives and directors turn to our team for their most significant litigations.

White & Case boasts a diversified and active securities litigation practice, with lawyers experienced in areas such as litigation under the 1933 and 1934 securities acts including shareholder class action lawsuits, shareholder derivative suits, mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts and takeover litigation, short-swing profits, proxy contests, the Investment Company Act and the Investment Advisory Act, international securities transactions, RICO violations, and foreign secrecy laws and blocking statutes.

White & Case lawyers routinely handle complex securities litigation matters on behalf of our clients which include the world's leading financial institutions, accounting firms, underwriters, Fortune 500 companies and their officers and directors. In recent years White & Case has represented clients in several of the largest and most complicated shareholder class action suits alleging securities fraud as well as related suits brought in bankruptcy and state courts. In addition, we have represented a number of clients in connection with insider trading cases and SEC investigations.