Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP‘s Daniel Slifkin in New York, who has a strong track record in complex litigation and securities law, counts Tesla as a key client because of his continuing involvement in cases involving Tesla, including a multi-billion dollar trial. Notably, Slifkin is one of the few lawyers to take a securities fraud class action litigation through to jury verdict, and is adept in trials for large corporations such as Morgan Stanley, often working on matters in the banking sector.
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Over the course of 34 years at Cravath, Daniel Slifkin has tried numerous cases in courts nationwide, as well as in domestic and international arbitrations. He is a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.
“A real trial powerhouse” (Benchmark Litigation), Mr. Slifkin is among the few litigators to have taken a securities fraud class action through jury verdict. In addition to securities and derivative matters, he has substantial experience in antitrust matters, bankruptcy proceedings and general commercial litigation. Mr. Slifkin also represents clients in regulatory investigations by the Department of Justice (DOJ), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and European Union. In particular, he has considerable knowledge of the financial services industry, having represented numerous of the world’s leading financial institutions in a wide range of matters.
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