We have received significant recognition for our handling of bet-the-company securities litigation across a range of industries and subject matters. The 2026 Chambers USA Guide ranked us among the nation’s top law firms in the Securities Litigation category – the only boutique firm in the United States to receive such an honor. Chambers notes our “particular strengths in securities litigation,” including “defending a range of corporate clients in class and derivative actions” across “an impressive span of industries including banking, finance, and media,” and notes that “[t]hey are excellent,” “[c]lients trust them, and they do outstanding work and offer sage counsel.” Chambers also counts partner Kenneth E. Lee among the nation’s top securities litigation practitioners, noting that he is “regularly retained by public company clients on significant securities” matters, that companies rely on him for his “strategic decision making” on “delicate matters” on “sensitive time frames,” and that “[h]e is very effective and always figures out a way to accomplish whatever needs to be done.”  And Chambers likewise ranks partner Chad P. Albert as a leading practitioner in this category, highlighting that he is a “fantastic lawyer” and “excellent litigator” who “stands out for his understanding of securities matters” and “will be a player in the space for decades to come.”

In recent years, the firm has represented numerous companies, Boards of Directors, and independent Board committees in connection with internal investigations, shareholder disputes, and derivative actions. Recent representations include the Board of Alphabet, Inc.; the Demand Review Committee of the Board of Apollo Global Management; the Special Litigation Committee of the Board of Xerox Holding Corporation; a Director of Bumble, Inc.; and Stability AI, Inc. (a leading artificial intelligence company).

Levine Lee has likewise recently defended numerous public companies, institutions, and individuals in federal securities class actions brought under the Exchange Act and Securities Act across industries such as media, finance, cryptocurrency, and consumer products, and has received significant recognition for its creative victories in obtaining dismissals and achieving settlements of shareholder claims.