We are leaders in trying complex commercial, financial, structured product, white collar and qui tam cases. Our attorneys prepare each case as if it is going to trial. That willingness to try lawsuits adds value to our clients’ cases and has contributed to the resounding successes that our firm has experienced over the course of its long history, both in settlements and verdicts.
Michael M. Fay’s practice covers a broad spectrum of litigation involving complex financial products, bankruptcy, corporate governance, general commercial, insurance, and real estate matters. He has practiced law in New York for over 30 years. Michael has extensive experience with litigation involving various structured finance products, including CDOs, CLOs, credit default swaps, leveraged agency and derivative investment instruments.
Joel Androphy of Berg & Androphy co-chaired this unique online lawyer training program with some of the best plaintiff and defense attorneys in the country. Judge Gregg Costa of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals was the presiding judge.
David Berg has been added as a member of the Lawdragon 500 Guide Hall of Fame, due to his "estimable record of success, from a U.S. Supreme Court victory when he was 28 to countless wins at the outstanding firm he built."
According to trial lawyer and mediator Jim Quinn it was the advent of free agency that forever changed American sports.
Learn how Joe Jamail won a $10.5 billion verdict in Pennzoil v. Texaco—and how you can use these trial tactics to your advantage!
As featured in the New York Times and the Daily Mail, Joel Androphy have brought a Holocaust Art restoration suit against Dutch museums, demanding the Dutch government and the museums return 143 works.
