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Lance Christian McCardle
About Lance
Biography
Lance McCardle is a dogged, diligent advocate for his clients-evidenced by the number of thank you notes sent from clients who are ever grateful for his work in recovering their investment losses. His clients appreciate his honest assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of their case and the on-going advice he shares as their case progresses.
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Licensed in Louisiana for 20 years
State: Louisiana
Acquired: 2005
No misconduct found
Location
Fishman Haygood Phelps Walmsley Willis & Swanson, Llp
201 Saint Charles Ave Fl 46, New Orleans, LA, 70170-1000
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Samuel Edwards
Securities and investment fraud lawyer
Experience
Honors
2017
Super Lawyer, Securities Litigation, Super Lawyers
2017
Best Lawyer, Best Lawyers
2015
Rising Star, Securities Litigation, Super Lawyers
2015
Top Lawyers in New Orleans, New Orleans Magazine
2014
Rising Star, Securities Litigation, Super Lawyers
2013
Rising Star, Securities Litigation, Super Lawyers
2013
Top Lawyers in New Orleans, New Orleans Magazine
2012
Rising Star, Securities Litigation, Super Lawyers
2012
Top Lawyers in New Orleans, New Orleans Magazine
2009
Future Star, Benchmark Litigation
Work Experience
2013 - Present
Partner, Fishman Haygood, L.L.P.
2005 - 2012
Associate, Fishman Haygood, L.L.P.
1999 - 2002
Consultant, Arthur Andersen, L.L.P.
Associations
2016 - Present
American Bar Association, Litigation SectionCo-Chair, Securities Arbitration Subcommittee
2013 - Present
Public Investors Arbitration Bar AssociationBar Journal Editor
2012 - Present
New Orleans Bar AssociationMember
2012 - Present
Louisiana Association for JusticeMember
2010 - Present
Public Investors Arbitration Bar AssociationMember
2008 - Present
Louisiana Bar FoundationFellow
2006 - Present
Thomas More Loyola Law School American Inn of CourtMember
2005 - Present
Louisiana State Bar AssociationMember
2005 - Present
Federal Bar AssociationMember
2005 - Present
American Bar AssociationMember
2015 - 2016
American Bar Association, Litigation SectionCo-Chair, Practice Points/Social Media Subcommittee
2011 - 2013
Federal Bar Association (New Orleans chapter)Director, Younger Lawyer Division
Sample of Legal Cases
Aucoin et al. v. Shaw and VSR Financial Services, Inc.
The Arbitration Panel rejected respondents’ defenses and awarded Claimants $307,000, which was nearly the full amount of compensatory damages requested.
Blank v. Glover and Signator Investors, Inc.
The panel found the advisor and his employer jointly and severally liable for $961,446 (the full purchase price of the investment) plus interest of $181,392, and it also ordered the employer to pay claimants’ attorneys fees of $453,970.
Education
2005
Loyola University School of Law
JD
2005
Loyola University New Orleans
MBA - Master of Business Administration
1999
Louisiana State University
BS - Bachelor of Science
Speaking Engagements
2015
Annual Convention
Direct Participation Programs - Are these DPP's Suitable for Anyone?
2012
CLE a la Carte
Expand Your Practice and Take On Wall Street: The state of investors’ rights under LA law
Publications
2015
PIABA Bar Journal
Investors, Cornered
2012
Practising Law Institute
Why Might A Broker Prefer To Be In Court, Not Arbitration in HANDLING A SECURITIES CASE: FROM INVESTIGATION TO TRIAL AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN
2004
Loyola Law Review
Despite Congress’s GOOD Intentions, the DMCA Produces a BAD Result: A Means to Create Monopolies
Languages
English