Scott+Scott LLP is a nationally recognized law firm headquartered in Connecticut with offices in New York City, Ohio and California. The firm represents individual as well as institutional investors who have suffered from corporate stock fraud. Scott+Scott has participated in recovering billions of dollars and achieved precedent-setting reforms in corporate governance on behalf of its clients. In addition to being involved in complex shareholder securities and corporate governance actions, Scott+Scott also has a significant national practice in antitrust, ERISA, consumer, civil rights and human rights litigation. Through its efforts, Scott+Scott promotes corporate social responsibility… read more

Scott + Scott is a nationally recognized law firm that recovers money for individual and institutional… read more

The firm is actively involved in litigating many complex antitrust cases throughout the United States… read more

Scott + Scott regularly represents aggrieved consumers in a variety of class action cases… read more

Scott + Scott actively litigates complex class actions across the United States on behalf of corporate employees… read more

The attorneys in our firm are a diverse and accomplished group, with degrees from a variety of law schools, including Yale University, University of Wisconsin, University of Connecticut, University of Kentucky, New York University, University of Chicago, Temple University, George Washington University, University of Washington, University of San Diego, University of California, Ohio State University, Boston College and Boston University. Many graduated with distinction and were members and editors of their respective schools' law reviews, moot courts or honor fraternities. Several have served federal or state judicial clerkships. Others hold graduate degrees in law, tax or other disciplines… read more

Scott+Scott LLP maintains a regular media presence, publishing informative articles on a regular basis, as well as appearing frequently in the news… read more

The following questions and answers provide general information about securities class actions, derivitive litigation, and ERISA class actions. They are not legal advice.