The Krudys Law Firm represents individuals and small businesses in litigation. We handle a range of complex cases including: stockbroker claims/FINRA arbitrations, securities litigation, shareholder litigation, employment disputes/covenants not to compete, business litigation, prisoner death claims, civil rights litigation, wrongful death claims, nursing home abuse, medical malpractice, products liability, white-collar criminal defense, SEC defense, military law, defamation and civil appeals. Our firm is able to handle a far broader array of complex cases than most lawyers for several reasons. First, I am fortunate to have a very broad legal background. I have held many roles and I constantly draw upon the diverse nature of my legal background. (For example, cross-examination skills that I honed in criminal cases are the same skills that I use in cross-examining stockbrokers in FINRA arbitration hearings as both forums do not permit depositions to be taken in advance of the trial. In that setting, an effective cross-examiner must be able to anticipate responses and to think on the fly.) I have served as a U.S. Marine Judge Advocate (prosecutor and then defense counsel), SEC enforcement attorney, federal prosecutor (Special Assistant U.S. Attorney), big firm attorney, outside counsel to a large brokerage firm, and adjunct law professor. I have successfully handled, among other diverse cases, officer/director claims, drownings, stockbroker fraud, medical malpractice, shareholder derivative claims, class actions, and an FDIC investigation. Second, I take fewer cases than most lawyers do. I strive to do a few cases very well. Third, I work very hard.
The Krudys Law Firm is trial ready. We want to represent those who really need the services of a hard-working and experienced attorney, including, by way of example, a couple who have seen their retirement funds dissipated by their broker’s purchase of unsuitable securities, a CFO mired in an SEC investigation, a former employee impeded from making a living because of an overly broad non-compete agreement, a lance corporal facing false charges, or the family of an inmate who died because he failed to receive adequate medical care.
We do not charge for the initial consultation, and excepting criminal cases, we oftentimes will handle cases on a contingency fee or blended-fee basis (part hourly fee, part contingency fee). Please contact us via phone or email. Let’s sit down over a cup of coffee and discuss your legal matter.
