George C. Freeman, III, is a founding member of the firm. His practice focuses on securities litigation, arbitration, and enforcement. He primarily represents financial advisors and broker-dealers, together with their respective officers, directors, and employees, in customer disputes and in SEC and FINRA proceedings. He also represents underwriters, issuers, and trustees in securities class action cases. Outside the field of securities, George concentrates in complex financial and commercial litigation.
George has been recognized by Chambers USA in the field of Securities Litigation, and by Best Lawyers in the fields of Bet-the-Company Litigation, Commercial Litigation, and Securities Litigation. According to Chambers USA, George’s clients and peers have referred to him as “one of the best” securities litigation and arbitration attorneys in the country, and have praised his “academic, scholarly knowledge of securities law.” Another securities client describes George as “a lion of the securities arbitration bar” and “the best in-court trial lawyer” he has ever seen.
