Litigation: Securities
Illinois
1 year ranked
Provided by Latham & Watkins LLP
Eric Swibel served for six years as Co-Chair of the Litigation & Trial Department in the firm’s Chicago office, and represents global market leaders in their most significant disputes. He advises clients in securities and complex commercial litigation in federal and state courts, arbitration, and government and internal investigations.
Eric advises public and private companies, broker-dealers, and investment advisers, as well as officers and directors. He helps clients navigate:
- Securities fraud lawsuits
- Shareholder derivative lawsuits
- Complex commercial litigation
- SEC enforcement investigations related to:
- Accounting
- Disclosures
- Regulatory compliance
- Insider trading
He leverages extensive experience representing large public companies and leading financial services firms to advise clients on all aspects of litigation and investigations, including business implications, sensitive whistleblower matters, and privilege.
Pro Bono
Complementing his business work, Eric has an active pro bono practice, representing clients in investigations and litigation involving various issues, including protection of constitutional rights.
Provided by Chambers
Eric Swibel has experience advising clients in securities and commercial litigation in federal and state courts. His clients include public and private companies, broker-dealers and investment advisers, as well as officers and directors.
Provided by Chambers
Eric is an exceptional litigator. He can consume an incredible amount of factual background and easily works through different subject matters of the law. He is very business forward and practical.
He is very well experienced, practical and responsive.
He is very thoughtful in his approach.
Eric is outstanding in the securities and derivatives space. He has extraordinary knowledge, he is a strong writer and advocate and he provides excellent client service.
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