Mr. Wolper practices in the firm’s litigation department, with a focus on securities, commercial and employment litigation matters. He appears before federal and state courts, multi-district litigation panels, self-regulatory organizations, and before arbitration panels presiding under the auspices of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ("FINRA") and the American Arbitration Association.
On securities matters, Mr. Wolper represents financial institutions, broker-dealers, and investment advisers in litigation and arbitration. He is uniquely qualified to handle large, complex cases involving non-traditional investment strategies, including structured products, hedge funds, multi-tranche offerings, privately-held investments, margin and options strategies and cross-currency investments/borrowing.
As a member of the firm’s commercial and employment litigation practice groups, Mr. Wolper represents individuals and entities in a wide range of business-related disputes, including those involving federal and state employment law violations, claims of fraud or breach of fiduciary duty, RICO violations, deceptive and unfair trade practices acts, non-compete agreements, as well as allegations under common law theories of recovery.
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