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Hollis Salzman, Martis Alex
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For more than four decades, groundbreaking litigation firm Labaton Sucharow has built a reputation for impressive and progressive results. Through the work of its talented attorneys, the firm has recovered billions of dollars for plaintiffs in securities and antitrust class actions. Labaton Sucharow is supportive of all of its attorneys’ career goals. Any notion of a glass ceiling is countered through the firm’s leadership development programs, such as its Women’s Initiative Program, which provides mentoring and networking opportunities for professional women.
Martis Alex concentrates her practice on complex shareholder litigation. She recently played an integral role in securing a $185 million settlement for Bristol-Myers Squibb shareholders. She has significant trial experience and served as Lead Trial Counsel in Zenith Laboratories Securities Litigation, securing a major settlement for shareholders during trial. Ms. Alex was Chair of the firm’s Mass Tort Litigation Group, which successfully represented consumers in high profile litigation. As Lead Counsel in Napp Technologies Litigation she won major recoveries for families and firefighters injured in a chemical plant explosion. She is also an accomplished photographer whose work has appeared in The New York Times.
Hollis Salzman is Co-Chair of the firm’s premier Antitrust Practice Group. She represents clients in complex high profile antitrust matters, achieving significant recoveries for victims of anticompetitive conduct and other federal antitrust law violations. Her group’s pioneering pharmaceutical litigation won major savings for consumers and others around the country. Ms. Salzman is also active in the firm’s securities litigation practice, where she represents institutional investors in portfolio monitoring and securities litigation. She is Co-Chair of the New York State Bar Association, Federal & Commercial Litigation Section—Antitrust Committee. Ms. Salzman dedicates her legal talents pro bono to helping indigent and working poor women who are victims of domestic violence.
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