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Stock Markets May Go Up, and They May Go Down: You Never Accepted the Risks That the Company You Invested in Was Intentionally Omitting Material Facts About Its Risk Profile
Andrew Morganti, a leading investor protection lawyer that practices law in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and the United States of America in Washington, District of Columbia. He has over two decades of experience representing investors and has served as lead counsel in over a dozen prominent pro-investor court decisions published by the courts of Alberta and Ontario, Canada, California state court, and the U.S. Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Andrew Morganti
Sep 1


Why Publicly Traded Companies Must Explain Why Their C-Level Executives Abruptly Depart: Like a Canary in a Mine
Investors filed a shareholder class action against Colt Resources, Inc. (“GTP”). The Ontario Superior Court of Justice published Kauf v. Colt Resources, Inc., 2019 ONSC 2179, confirming that companies must disclose the material facts as to why the C-Level Executive departed.
Andrew Morganti
Sep 1


$53 Million Default Judgment: Investors Are Encouraged to Help Trace the Assets of the Former Chief Executive Officer
On March 26, 2026, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice released a decision placing Benjamin A. Ward (“Ward”) in default of a $53 million fraud judgment sought by Andrew Morganti on behalf of investors.
Andrew Morganti
Sep 1


Leading American-Canadian Plaintiff Antitrust and Securities Lawyer Opens Washington, D.C. Office
"The opening of the office in Washington, D.C., was a strategic decision to assist clients with cross-border disputes relating to deliberate overcharges by multinational corporations and investment frauds,” Founder Lawyer Andrew Morganti said.
Andrew Morganti
Sep 1
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