Elias LLC and co-counsel filed an ERISA class action lawsuit today on behalf of Wells Fargo’s 401(k) Plan participants who suffered hundreds of millions of dollars in losses as a result of the massive fraudulent accounts scandal recently disclosed to the public.

Global investment bank Royal Bank of Scotland recently agreed to pay $1.1 Billion in order to settle claims that RBS made material misrepresentations in connection with its sale of residential mortgage-backed securities to corporate credit unions in the period leading to the financial crisis.

Bloomberg and other major media outlets, including Forbes, Financial Times and Reuters, have recently reported on the Anti-Terrorism Act lawsuit filed against HSBC by Elias LLC on behalf of American victims of drug cartel terrorism.

Elias LLC partner Richard Elias was a guest speaker last week at Financial West Group’s Annual Conference in Las Vegas on April 29, 2016.  Elias was one of three panelists, along with

HarrisMartin recently profiled Elias LLC’s new federal lawsuit against Novartis in its Drugs & Medical Devices publication.

Elias LLC filed a lawsuit yesterday in federal court in California against Novartis on behalf of the family of a man who died as a result of Novartis’s intentional failure to warn of dangerous risks associated with its drug Tasigna.

The St. Louis Business Journal recently profiled Elias LLC in a cover story, “Small Firm Sues Giant Bank Over Mexican Drug Killings.” The article focuses on Elias LLC’s new case against HSBC on behalf of U.S. victims of drug cartel terrorism.

Law360 profiled the Zapata v. HSBC lawsuit that Elias LLC filed yesterday on behalf of American victims of drug cartel terrorism.

Elias LLC filed a lawsuit yesterday against HSBC on behalf of several innocent Americans killed by Mexican drug cartels. The plaintiffs seek to hold HSBC accountable under the Anti-Terrorism Act, a statute that creates civil liability for supporters of terrorism. HSBC was complicit in laundering billions of dollars for the drug cartels for nearly a decade leading up to the terrorist attacks on the victims.

In a securities case developed by Elias LLC attorneys at the district court level, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that global investment bank RBS must face trial on claims that it made material misrepresentations in connection with its sale of residential mortgage-backed securities to CUNA Mutual Group. CUNA Mutual seeks damages exceeding $70 million.