Berger & Montague's institutional,
governmental and individual securities fraud clients benefit from
our unique Portfolio Monitoring Service, which identifies
situations in which they have been harmed.
Berger & Montague's Monitoring, Evaluating and Tracking
Trading Information Service ("METTIS")
Our proprietary METTIS system combines software and intellect to
monitor and track our clients' portfolios, and identify
and analyze potential securities claims. Our METTIS
system includes:
- Monitoring domestic and international securities markets,
business news services, breaking news of corporate developments, as
well as filed securities class actions and related litigation;
- Using our damage model to estimate damages for both our clients
and a potential class;
- Analyzing potential claims, defenses and probability of
recovery with the assistance of investigators, forensic accountants
and other experts;
- Presenting case evaluations to the client's decision-makers or
other representatives when damages meet the client's established
thresholds and other criteria;
- Advising clients on whether to participate in a class action,
file a claim, or opt-out and file an individual case; and
- Tracking settled securities class actions in the United
States to help our clients collect on their claims.
If you are an institutional, governmental or individual investor
and wish to take advantage of this service, please contact us.
No Fees Without Recovery
Berger & Montague often litigates securities fraud
cases on a contingent fee basis, so plaintiffs and the class
do not pay attorneys' fees or court costs unless there is a
recovery.
Contact Us To Learn More Or To
Report A Possible Securities Fraud
We invite you to learn more about our
Securities Fraud Group. Berger & Montague welcomes
referrals from other law firms and attorneys. If you have
information about a fraud affecting institutional, individual or
governmental investors, or to schedule a confidential
discussion about a potential case, please fill out the Contact
Form on the right, email us at info@bm.net, or contact a Securities
Fraud Group shareholder. We are available to evaluate
potential securities fraud cases without
charge.