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Grant & Eisenhofer P.A. is a national litigation boutique that concentrates on corporate governance and securities litigation and other complex class actions. G&E represents public and private institutional investors across the globe who have been damaged by corporate fraud, greed and mismanagement. In over ten years representing institutional investors in over one hundred cases, the firm has achieved stellar results for its clients.
After the enactment of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, G&E achieved national recognition in representing institutional investors, particularly public employee pension funds, in federal securities fraud and related litigation. G&E has been lead counsel in some of the largest securities class actions in history and served as lead counsel in the case with the largest recovery in the history of the Delaware Court of Chancery.
G&E has been named as one of the top firms for shareholder recovery by RiskMetrics Group and has earned a place in The National Law Journal’s Plaintiffs’ Hot List Hall of Fame. The firm is listed as one of America’s Leading Business Lawyers by Chambers and Partners, reporting that G&E “commanded respect for its representation of institutional investors in shareholder and derivative actions, and in federal securities fraud litigation.”
G&E’s knowledge of the law with regard to securities litigation, derivative litigation and corporate governance matters is second to none. The firm has extensive experience representing international investors regarding investments in the United States, and both domestic and international investors regarding investments in foreign markets.
G&E believes that corporate fraud and managerial wrongdoing are oftentimes the product of poor corporate governance practices. Further, studies have indicated that companies with poor corporate governance generally have less favorable stock performance than companies whose governance practices are notably better.
G&E is frequently called upon to initiate litigation to affect specific changes in companies’ corporate governance practices, and often attempts to structure settlements that include substantial corporate governance reforms to prevent the recurrence of the kind of wrongdoing that spawned the litigation and to protect the future value of our clients’ investments.

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