John A. Neuwirth
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

John A. Neuwirth is co-head of the firm’s Securities Litigation practice. Mr. Neuwirth focuses on the nationwide litigation of M&A, securities, derivative, complex business and corporate matters at the trial and appellate levels in both federal and state courts, and before arbitration panels. Mr. Neuwirth also counsels boards of directors, board committees and senior management on M&A, corporate governance, securities, disclosure, regulatory and other issues, and provides representation in connection with governmental, regulatory and internal investigations, and proxy contests.

Chambers USA describes Mr. Neuwirth as “extremely knowledgeable and practical” with “good courtroom presence and business sense,” and lists him as one of America’s leading securities litigators (Chambers USA 2011 – 2013). He was also recognized by Benchmark Litigation 2012 and 2013, and by Best Lawyers in America 2013. In 2010, Mr. Neuwirth was named in Legal 500 as a leading securities litigator in the United States. Since 2008, Mr. Neuwirth has been named a New York “SuperLawyer” in the securities litigation area. In 2007, The New York Times included him in its “next generation of deal makers.” Also in 2007, Mr. Neuwirth was named by Securities Law 360 as one of “10 under 40” for his work in the securities litigation, corporate governance, class action and regulatory areas.

Bar Admissions
US Court of Appeals 2nd Cir.; US Court of Appeals 3rd Cir.; US Court of Appeals 9th Cir.; US Court of Appeals 11th Cir.; Southern District New York; Eastern District New York; New York State

  • Education
    Hamilton College (B.A., 1992); New York Univ Law (J.D., 1996)
  • New York
  • +1 212 310 8297 tel
  • +1 212 310 8007 fax

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