“Meltdown Task Force” Becomes “Madoff Task Force”

The WSJ Law Blog writes about Susman Godfrey:

Susman Godfrey is trying to put its “financial fraud task force,” which the firm says was formed recently in response to the meltdown, to good use.

In a press release the firm says its task force has “launched a comprehensive investigation into the collapse of Madoff Investment Securities, LLC. On behalf of clients who invested either directly with Madoff or through investment advisors who entrusted money to Madoff, Susman Godfrey already has gathered extensive information about Madoff Investment Securities and various feeder funds, such as Ascot Partners, L.P., Rye Select Funds, and others.”

Founded in 1980, Susman Godfrey has offices in Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Seattle and New York.

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Posted by Erik Even on December 16, 2008. Filed under Legal News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry