Haynes and Boone, LLP has one of the top-ranked securities litigation practices in Texas, according to the Chambers USA 2021 rankings (Chambers and Partners).
Haynes and Boone was among the Top 5 firms in the state, ranking Band 2 in securities litigation in Texas in the 2021 list.
Chambers shared feedback about Haynes and Boone’s securities litigation team from market sources, who commented:
- "Haynes and Boone is in the perfect sweet spot, providing the very best work product and integrating with clients' needs."
- "They provide professional and clear communication on how to size options up and move cases ahead."
The following Haynes and Boone lawyers are ranked in Chambers USA 2021 as leading securities litigators in Texas: Partners Dan Gold and Thad Behrens.
Chambers shared praise from clients and sources about Haynes and Boone’s ranked securities lawyers:
Gold: "He is very capable and knowledgeable about securities law and is a very good courtroom lawyer." He's fabulous, solid on the research side and well prepared."
Behrens: "The smartest lawyer I've ever worked with and 100 steps ahead of most counsel." "He is one of the smartest lawyers you will find in the securities area. He is a good strategist and also has the trial capacity."
The lawyers in Haynes and Boone’s Securities and Shareholder Litigation Practice Group are particularly skilled in protecting clients against shareholders’ claims and successfully resolving regulators’ inquiries. When class action cases and derivative suits are filed, they are skilled at obtaining dismissals and defeating class certification, as well as delivering defense verdicts and other successful outcomes for our clients. This team has also persuaded the SEC to drop proposed charges and close its inquiries for numerous clients. Clients often call on them to conduct internal investigations, as well as help them develop or revise compliance programs. Their clients range from corporations, and their individual officers, directors and shareholders, to investment banks, to institutional investors and investment funds.
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