Miriam Farber, Knowledge Management Attorney in the firm’s Litigation practice, has wide-ranging experience in litigation involving securities and other complex corporate and commercial matters. Ms. Farber also has experience representing clients in regulatory and internal investigations involving possible securities laws violations, fraud and corrupt practices. From 2002 to 2007, Ms. Farber was based in the firm’s London office.

• Underwriters of MF Global senior notes in ongoing securities class action litigation filed in the wake of MF Global’s bankruptcy
• Various Chinese companies and their directors and officers in securities class actions and related shareholder derivative actions
• Various clients in confidential internal investigations and investigations by the SEC, DOJ and FINRA, including investigations into possible securities laws violations, fraud and corrupt practices
• Major US financial institution in adversary proceeding and other matters in connection with the collapse of Lehman Brothers
• Various European companies in multiple lawsuits alleging various claims relating to sales activities under the UN Oil for Food Program
• Health information services provider and its officers in obtaining dismissal of securities class action
• Directors and officers of telecommunications company in securities class action and related shareholder derivative action
• Pharmaceutical company and its directors and officers in securities class action and related shareholder derivative action
• Major US corporation in connection with Lehman Brothers’ bankruptcy
• European company in SEC and DOJ investigations of its participation in the UN Oil for Food Program and development of corporate compliance program
• Fund manager in obtaining dismissal of breach of fiduciary duty and minority oppression claims asserted by minority fund shareholders
• Independent directors in merger litigation in Delaware Chancery Court
• Various clients in connection with post-closing adjustment disputes