Securities litigation laterals, recruited nationwide.
Securities class actions, derivative suits, and SEC enforcement draw on related skills, but firms staff each one differently.
Defining the securities docket.
Lateral Lock starts with the types of securities cases you have handled, the stages you worked on, and the role you played in motions, discovery, and experts.
- Targeting defense groups.Securities class-action defense, derivative suits, and SEC enforcement defense are staffed as different dockets. We look for firms whose securities litigation work lines up with yours.
- Our homework.We research each group's platform, work mix, clients, offices, and trajectory.
- Your cases, accurately.We order the resume the way a securities-litigation group reads a docket: case type, stage, then your role in motions, discovery, or experts. You approve every resume edit before the resume goes out. The cover letter leads with the experience that firm cares about and goes out with the submission unless you ask to see it first.
- Confidential throughout.You authorize each introduction. We prepare the interviews and support negotiation.
The search follows the practice.
Securities litigation associates, counsel, and partners are recruited across the United States.
The recruiter is introduced on Your Recruiter. How a search runs is on For Attorneys. Confidentiality questions are on the attorney FAQ.
Hiring for this kind of seat? Read how firm searches work and the FAQ for hiring firms.
Same firm, different docket.
Closest pages: Commercial Litigation, Capital Markets, White Collar / Investigations.
- M&A / Private Equity
- Capital Markets
- Funds / Investment Management
- Banking & Finance
- Project Finance / Energy
- Real Estate
- Technology Transactions / Privacy
- Bankruptcy / Restructuring
- Tax
- Executive Compensation / ERISA
- Commercial Litigation
- Antitrust
- White Collar / Investigations
- Appellate
- IP Litigation
- Patent Prosecution
- Trademark & Copyright
- Regulatory
- International Trade
- Life Sciences / Healthcare
- Environmental
- Labor & Employment
- Government Contracts
- Insurance
- International Arbitration
- Trusts & Estates
Talk through the practice before you talk to a firm.
A conversation is not a submission. Your current firm is not told that you called.

