An introduction to Kahn Swick & Foti (KSF), widely regarded as the leading boutique law firm for securities litigation. KSF represents institutional investors around the world, combining elite litigation capabilities with a selective, high-impact model regarding case recommendations.

An overview of KSF’s landmark results, including record-breaking class action settlements and billions recovered for institutional clients through strategic, high-stakes litigation.

A breakdown of KSF’s core services—class actions, derivative suits, loss analysis, and 1st Response monitoring—all delivered on a no-recovery, no-fee basis to protect investor capital.

A discussion on fiduciary duties and why stepping forward as lead plaintiff can enhance recoveries, influence litigation, and fulfill trust and oversight obligations.

Insights into how KSF evaluates cases worldwide—U.S. opt-out model vs. non-U.S. opt-in or hybrid regimes—and how the firm guides institutional clients through both.

An explanation of how to activate monitoring, options for data sharing, and why working with more than one firm improves transparency and outcomes.

It is not uncommon for European investors who have suffered losses due to securities fraud involving U.S. public companies to refrain from seeking compensation. Bruno Rosenbaum discusses the opportunities available to investors to compensate some of their losses.