Firm Highlight: Six Months. No Lawsuit. $650,000 Recovered for former NFL Player Client.
Shustak, Reynolds & Partners, P.C. secured a $650,000 settlement for a former NFL player client whose indexed universal life insurance…
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Firm Highlight: Complex Fiduciary Duty Arbitration Yields Landmark $3.33 Million Result for Firm Client
Shustak Reynolds & Partners, P.C. recently secured a decisive arbitration victory on behalf of a firm client in a high-stakes…
Read MoreFirm Highlight: Delaware Court of Chancery Finds Breach of Fiduciary Duty and Awards Our Client $1.85 Million of Equitable Restitution in Complex Governance Dispute
Shustak Reynolds & Partners, P.C. served as counsel to plaintiffs Neem International CV and ALJ Holdings, Ltd. in Neem International…
Read MoreSripetch v. SEC: Supreme Court Resolves Circuit Split, Allowing SEC to Retain Extensive Power to Seek Disgorgement Remedies
For nearly a decade, the Supreme Court has steadily reshaped the Securities and Exchange Commission's authority to seek disgorgement. Beginning…
Read MoreFINRA Arbitration In 2026 And Beyond: Key Trends, Notable Awards, And The Road Ahead
The FINRA arbitration forum remains the primary venue for resolving disputes between investors and the broker-dealers and investment advisers who…
Read MoreThe New 2026 ICC Arbitration Rules: What Businesses and Their Lawyers Need to Know
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) remains the world's leading institution for the administration of international commercial arbitrations. On June…
Read MoreFive Litigation Traps Financial Institutions Should Avoid in Customer Arbitrations
Customer arbitration is one of the most common forums for resolving disputes between financial institutions and their clients. For broker-dealers…
Read MoreFINRA Signals Possible Overhaul of Its Arbitration System
FINRA has begun a broad review of the rules governing its arbitration forum. In Regulatory Notice 26-06 (“RN26-06”), FINRA requested…
Read MoreTrying a Case in the Delaware Court of Chancery
In December of last year, I was fortunate to try a case in the Delaware Court of Chancery, generally regarded…
Read MoreSEC v. Jarkesy: A New Horizon for Securities Litigation
The Supreme Court's decision in SEC v. Jarkesy (“Jarkesy”) curtails the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) use of SEC-appointed judges…
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