Lowey Dannenberg represents investors. Our clients' cases involve securities and commodities fraud, mergers and tender offers, statutory appraisal proceedings, proxy contests and election irregularities, failed corporate governance, stockholder agreement disputes, and customer/brokerage firm arbitration proceedings.

Our investor litigation practice group has recovered billions of dollars in the aggregate for our clients. But the value of our accomplishments is measured by more than dollars. We have also achieved landmark, long term corporate governance changes at public companies, including reversing results of elections and returning corporate control to the companies' rightful owners, its stockholders.

Lowey Dannenberg's institutional investor clients have included the New York State Common Retirement Fund, Glickenhaus & Co., the Denver Employees Retirement Plan, Millennium Partners, Karpus Investment Management, Laddcap Value Advisors and funds managed by activist investor Phil Goldstein.

Cases include:
 

$79.75 million recovery for class of United States investors in Philip Services Corp. securities

 

$100 million recovery for manipulation of natural gas commodity markets

 

$78.7 million recovery for major municipal pension funds which invested in WorldCom securities

 

$27.25 million for shareholder class of purchasers of CINAR securities

 

Won rights for U.S. shareholders to sue foreign companies who sell securities in the U.S. for Class of investors in Philip Services Corp. securities

 

$22.8 million for class of holders of MBNA credit cards

 

$106 million recovery for class of shareholders of Reliance Acceptance Group Inc.