DRRT is an international law firm and market leader in the client-oriented global loss recovery industry as well as a respected resource for ancillary class action settlement claims and group action support. DRRT is uniquely positioned to serve institutional investors in all aspects of global investor loss recovery: analyzing, funding, handling, and supervising securities litigation and arbitration, and filing claims in global settlements.
DRRT along with Brazilian co-counsel, Finkelstein Advogados, requested mandatory arbitration for damages caused by JBS's illegal activities over the past decade.
DRRT along with Brazilian co-counsel, Finkelstein Advogados, requested mandatory arbitration for damages caused by JBS's illegal activities over the past decade.
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DRRT has been pioneering global shareholder protection, specifically investor loss recovery and corporate governance in non-U.S. Also, institutional investors have learned that monitoring and filing claims in U.S. and Canadian class action settlements is no longer enough to minimize the effect of global securities fraud.
We are known for exploring new jurisdictions and coming up with creative approaches and solutions to obtain what matters most to our clients: The protection of their assets, fair compensation for fraud and violations of company transparency, and improvements in corporate governance at public companies in order to prevent future shareholder misrepresentation situations.
Working with local solicitors from the London boutique litigation firm Stewarts Law, the settlement with RBS marks another successful case resolution for DRRT clients. It adds to the settlement with Olympus for 11 billion in Japan. The RBS settlement represents a significant step for investor loss recovery efforts in Europe.
Despite stringent regulations on companies listed on stock exchanges all over the world, there are many cases involving violations of securities laws, especially in the United States. While national enforcement agencies do their part, private litigation has proven to be very effective and successful in the United States and Canada, where class actions are possible.
While asset owners may be able to make arrangements with service providers to handle the filing of proof of claims in U.S. (and Canadian) class action settlements, this process is typically not available outside the North American class action system. In order to recover losses, investors must actively pursue recovery in those jurisdictions to obtain compensation for their losses.
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