In a comprehensive listing of the top 50 plaintiff law firms ranked by the total cash amount of securities-related class action settlements in 2024, Morris Kandinov LLP ranked 21 with […]

Morris Kandinov LLP represents a group of investors who oppose the inadequate proposed Infinity Q settlement in a New York class action.

Morris Kandinov LLP has filed an action on behalf of the High Income Securities Fund in connection with its purchase of preferred stock issued by Cedar Realty Trust, Inc.

This article addresses the perception that every corporate trauma constitutes securities fraud, and that U.S. companies have been overwhelmed by securities actions in recent years. We don’t think the evidence supports that conclusion.

We believe that the deterrent effects of stockholder litigation—and the billions of dollars recovered for millions of investors over the preceding decades—are largely attributable to a small group of individual and institutional investors who were willing to assert their legal rights to remedy corporate misconduct.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling on securities litigation may not be as significant as some suggest.