Securities litigation is already niche—and taking it international makes it even more so. To be effective, lawyers in this space must become almost the human equivalent of a utility or Swiss army knife, with a full array of specific and highly nuanced tools. I am continuously expanding my strategic arsenal.
Overview
Islam Aly represents institutional investors international securities litigation and arbitration matters.
While Islam’s matters are international, they still have significant domestic components, and he handles these aspects of the discovery proceedings, against either third parties or subsidiaries of parties the team is litigating against internationally. A particularly adept researcher, he also reviews documents, drafts motions and pleadings, and contributes to case strategy.
Islam stays abreast of continuously shifting laws pertaining to—or even recognizing and allowing—collective actions around the world, in order to analyze them and make specific recommendations as to which jurisdictions would be most viable for potential actions. Looking ahead, he hopes to help expand the scope and depth of the firm’s coverage to even more jurisdictions, and even more fully.