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Guy L. Heinemann, P.C. is a litigation boutique specializing in complex commercial matters, federal securities litigation, broker-dealer disputes and arbitrations, enforcement proceedings and investigations conducted by the Securities and Exchange Commission and self-regulatory organizations, as well as white collar criminal defense. The Firm was founded in 1976, after Guy Heinemann left the Justice Department and established this office to apply in private practice the litigation skills he developed in his career as a federal prosecutor. First concentrating in federal criminal matters, the Firm soon grew to handle complex commercial litigations and arbitrations, as well.
The Firm represents publicly-held corporations (including Fortune 500 companies), as well as private companies and individuals, providing each client with diligent and innovative advocacy combined with a sensitivity to the client's financial needs and a focus on the client's ultimate goals. We have recovered millions of dollars for our clients through litigation and negotiation, and we have also saved our clients comparable amounts by keeping them out of court. The Firm often tries cases to conclusion, but only after exploring alternative solutions that may better serve our clients' needs.
The Firm also represents corporate officers, attorneys and other professionals in federal criminal investigations, prosecutions and appeals, as well as inquiries and enforcement actions brought by the SEC and self-regulatory organizations. The Firm has an established record of success in civil litigation, including securities fraud, as well as actions to recover business-brokerage fees, civil RICO, distributorship terminations, letter of credit cases and partnership disputes. The Firm also handles securities arbitrations in broker-dealer disputes.
Our clients demand and receive large-firm caliber representation. The Firm prides itself on work of the highest quality, equal to that of the larger firms and governmental entities who are our frequent adversaries. At the same time, the Firm's size permits us to charge reasonable rates and provide cost-effective service. The Firm's charges generally are based on the amount of time devoted to a matter. In appropriate cases, however, the Firm may agree to alternative fee structures, including flat fees for particular phases of work on a case or partial contingency arrangements.
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