Our Fields

We are a litigation firm, oriented primarily to representing institutional and individual investors and businesses, who wish to file meritorious lawsuits to recover or avoid significant losses occasioned by the wrongdoing of others, without bearing the risks and costs of an adverse judicial decision.

We are the "go-to" firm for four of the largest health insurance companies in the United States - frequently targets of litigation, who are also periodically victimized by overcharges for prescription drugs. Lowey Dannenberg has recovered millions of dollars for those and other clients in litigation brought under the federal anti-trust laws and state laws.

We also regularly represent several activist money managers who invest in public companies and seek to effect policy and management changes through proxy contests and/or litigation. Our results in these matters have been outstanding.

We are approved securities litigation counsel for two of the country's largest public pension funds, providing case analysis, strategic advice, and litigation service, when retained for those purposes. In instances where we have represented such funds as lead plaintiffs in class actions brought under the federal securities laws, or as opt-outs, we have effected multi-million dollar recoveries.

We are often retained by one of the largest mutual fund families in the United States, to render advisory services and to litigate. Recently, we succeeded in obtaining injunctive relief to prevent the cancellation of hundreds of millions of dollars of outstanding sovereign debt. We have also achieved significant recoveries for that client and others in cases brought in Delaware disputing the fairness of self-interested merger transactions.

Other regular practice areas include litigation, challenging unlawful manipulative practices in the commodities markets, anti-trust litigation, involving price fixing and other prohibited conduct, consumer litigation challenging deceptive sales practices, shoddy building construction and commercial disputes.