Wolf Popper LLP - New York, NY

Overview

With a reputation preceding its history, Wolf Popper LLP is an eminent law firm headquartered in New York City, New York, with an emphasis on class action securities litigation – being one of the pioneering figures in the field. With over 70 years of judicious advocacy and consistent dedication to protecting the rights of their clients, they have been lauded by their peers for their efforts in promoting a prestigious, client-centric practice that balances creative innovations with traditional work ethic, methodical approach and commitment.

In addition to their longstanding securities fraud practice, the firm’s legal team is also highly adept in handling matters pertaining to international law, mergers and acquisitions, corporate transactions, qui tam whistleblower issues, corporate litigation and issues regarding the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, among many others. The demand for their services has resulted in the expansion of the law firm, with offices in Larchmont, New York, Chicago and Springfield, Illinois, Newton, Massachusetts, Houston, Texas, and San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The history of the firm is rooted deep within the archetype of the United States post-World War II. With founding members Benedict Wolf and Martin Popper working closely with many state governments, as well as the federal government, in contentious matters such as the McCarthy trial of the Hollywood 10 and the disappearance of three students of the Freedom Riders in the 50s and 60s respectively, the firm has endured many stressful and pressure situations, opting to pursue every available avenue to reach an amicable resolution in their clients’ case.

With a wide network of attorneys and nearly inexhaustible legal resources, Wolf Popper LLP is always prepared to fight for its clients through the life cycle of their cases. Contact the firm today to schedule a consultation, and if you are unable to make it to one of our office locations, they can arrange a virtual appointment for your convenience.