Peiffer Rosca Wolf Abdullah Carr

Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane & Conway, LLP, is an American law firm founded in 2013. This nationwide litigation law firm has offices in New Orleans, Cleveland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, St. Louis and upstate New York. Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane & Conway, LLP is a nationwide litigation law firm that represents individuals and entities who have been the victims of negligence, fraud or the misconduct of powerful interests.
The firm has developed a nationally-recognized practice representing investors in Ponzi schemes and questionable investment programs.
Practice areas includes investor rights litigation, investment loss recovery, securities litigation, consumer protection, antitrust, mass torts, employment disputes, ERISA matters, privacy and personal data protection, whistleblower matters, civil rights, human rights, and international disputes. The firm's lawyers have often prosecuted claims on behalf of investors against securities broker-dealer firms.
The firm's attorneys have represented thousands of investors, consumers, employees, and victims of abusive practices across the country and around the world, in cases ranging from class actions and mass torts to individual actions and FINRA arbitrations. The firm's lawyers have assisted international clients from over 60 countries.
The shareholders of Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane & Conway, LLP founded the law firm in 2013 with a common vision: providing first-class legal representation to clients who seek redress for injuries suffered at the hands of others. Too often powerful interests in our society run roughshod over the rights of ordinary people and less powerful entities. The lawyers at Peiffer Wolf Carr Kane & Conway work to the best of their abilities to help restore that balance.
Cases
* Hanson v. Berthel Fisher, a securities class action filed on behalf of investors in a real estate investment program that raised approximately $26 million from the investing public and subsequently defaulted on payments to investors. Claims were predicated upon the role played by the managing broker-dealer of that real estate investment program that allegedly organized and oversaw the securities offering by the program while aware of misrepresentations and omissions in the program's offering documents.
* Booth, et al. v. Strategic Realty Trust, a securities class action filed on behalf of investors in a real estate investment program that raised approximately $90 million from the investing public. Claims were predicated upon alleged material misrepresentations and omissions by the issuer, its sponsor, and its officers and directors, in the Program's offering documents.
* Bilewicz v. FMR, a case brought on behalf of certain employees of Fidelity Investments, alleging that Fidelity violated ERISA by offering exclusively high-fee Fidelity mutual fund products in its retirement plan and by repeatedly adding funds to the plan with little or no track record. Plaintiffs further alleged that the Fidelity plan's fees were very high for a multi-billion dollar plan, and Fidelity failed to follow sound fiduciary practices for multi-billion dollar plans. This case was successfully settled, and Peiffer Wolf Carr & Kane was approved as co-class counsel in that action.
* In re Cox Enterprises, Inc. Set-Top Cable Television Box Antitrust Litigation, Peiffer Wolf Carr & Kane was appointed on the plaintiff's steering committee of this multi-district litigation consolidating numerous regional antitrust class actions involving allegations that Cox illegally tied rental of its cable-set top boxes to the provision of cable television services. The court certified the first regional class that it considered, and Peiffer Wolf Carr & Kane was approved as co-class counsel in that action.

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