Protecting Your Interests in Commercial and Corporate Disputes
Maderal Byrne & Furst provides trusted counsel for businesses and individuals facing commercial litigation. Whether you are a plaintiff or a defendant, our attorneys resolve complex disputes efficiently. We handle a wide range of matters, including breach of contract, business torts, and intellectual property disputes.
Many commercial litigators prefer to resolve cases primarily through mediation. In contrast, we are dedicated trial attorneys. Our team has led dozens of jury trials, and we know how to develop winning courtroom strategies. Because we have extensive experience in front of judges and juries, we are committed to achieving favorable outcomes through negotiation, mediation, or aggressive litigation. Our tailored legal strategies protect your interests and preserve your bottom line.
Financial Fraud & Shareholder Recovery
The partners at Maderal Byrne & Furst are uniquely positioned to pursue recoveries in financial fraud and shareholder disputes.
Founders Frank R. Maderal and John R. Byrne previously served as federal prosecutors. During that time, they prosecuted complicated Ponzi schemes and white-collar crimes involving billions of dollars. Consequently, they gained deep knowledge of financial regulations and fraudulent investment laws.
Additionally, Rachel Furst spent five years in the commercial litigation department of a major corporate firm. Since then, she has helped investors recover hundreds of millions of dollars. Our firm handles various investor fraud cases, including:
- Broker Misconduct & Ponzi Schemes: Identifying and pursuing fraudulent investment operations.
- Fiduciary Breaches: Holding advisors accountable for a failure to supervise or unauthorized trading.
- Portfolio Mismanagement: Handling claims involving churning, unsuitability, and over-concentration.
- Margin & Switching Claims: Protecting clients from unauthorized account activity.
Independent Receivership Services
In addition to commercial litigation, Maderal Byrne & Furst acts as an independent receiver when appointed by the courts.
A receivership is typically put in place to protect property controlled by a person or company during a lawsuit. This frequently occurs in real estate transactions, bankruptcies, or creditor proceedings. We serve as a neutral third party to take control of disputed property and guide all parties through the legal process with transparency and integrity.
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