The Law Office of Craig Kuglar, LLC - Atlanta, GA

Overview

Kuglar Law represents a select number of clients in important arbitration and litigation matters. Clients include high net worth individuals, investors, FINRA broker/dealers, and alternative investment funds.

Kuglar Law regularly represents parties in proceedings before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), National Futures Association (NFA), and American Arbitration Association (AAA). Kuglar Law is a member of the Atlanta International Arbitration Society.

Craig Kuglar was an associate with Alston & Bird, LLP in Atlanta, Georgia and New York, New York from 1999-2008. Since founding his own firm in 2009, Craig has successfully represented a number of investors, broker-dealers and other clients in high profile cases nationwide.

Representative cases include:

• FINRA – Since 2009 Kuglar Law has represented one of the largest independent broker-dealer networks in numerous FINRA cases nationwide.
• FINRA – In 2011, Kuglar Law obtained a $3.6 million award against Deutsche Bank on behalf of a former Deutshce Bank broker. The arbitration was heard before a three person arbitration panel in Atlanta, Georgia. The award included $1.6 million in punitive damages.
• AAA – In 2010, Kuglar Law obtained a multi-million dollar settlement on behalf of clients in a case arising from the repurchase of stock in Atlanta-based private company. Kuglar Law represented the clients in three separate AAA arbitration proceedings and two Georgia Superior Court actions. The firm’s efficient use of technology allowed the team to quickly identify key e-mails at minimal cost.
• NFA – In 2010, Kuglar Law obtained a $1,850,000 Award on behalf of an Atlanta-based hedge fund against the General Partner of a commodities futures fund in a case tried before the National Features Association in New York City.

Kuglar Law seeks to work with clients in finding the most cost effective means to pursuing and/or defending claims. Kuglar Law accepts select cases on a contingency fee basis.