Robert Bieck is special counsel in the Litigation Practice Group. He focuses on securities and other regulatory compliance and enforcement defense, and capital markets products and corporate governance litigation. Rob represents securities brokers, banks and other financial institutions, and corporations, as well as their directors, officers, and other employees, in matters arising under federal and state securities laws, general corporate laws, banking laws, and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).
Rob also represents accountants and attorneys in matters arising from their activities in these professions. He counsels and defends clients with regard to regulatory compliance, internal investigations, private and class actions, arbitration, governmental and self-regulatory organization (SRO) enforcement actions, and insurance coverage issues both for assureds and insurance carriers. He also represents clients in Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act litigation.
Over the course of his career with Jones Walker, Rob has handled the civil side of parallel regulatory and criminal proceedings involving corporate, securities, banking, and professional liability issues. He has practiced before the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), various securities self-regulatory organizations, and state securities and banking and insurance regulatory agencies, as well as various federal and state courts. Robert Bieck is special counsel in the Litigation Practice Group.
He focuses on securities and other regulatory compliance and enforcement defense, and capital markets products and corporate governance litigation. Rob represents securities brokers, banks and other financial institutions, and corporations, as well as their directors, officers, and other employees, in matters arising under federal and state securities laws, general corporate laws, banking laws, and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). Rob also represents accountants and attorneys in matters arising from their activities in these professions.
He counsels and defends clients with regard to regulatory compliance, internal investigations, private and class actions, arbitration, governmental and self-regulatory organization (SRO) enforcement actions, and insurance coverage issues both for assureds and insurance carriers. He also represents clients in Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act litigation. Over the course of his career with Jones Walker, Rob has handled the civil side of parallel regulatory and criminal proceedings involving corporate, securities, banking, and professional liability issues.
He has practiced before the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), various securities self-regulatory organizations, and state securities and banking and insurance regulatory agencies, as well as various federal and state courts. Robert Bieck is special counsel in the Litigation Practice Group. He focuses on securities and other regulatory compliance and enforcement defense, and capital markets products and corporate governance litigation.
Rob represents securities brokers, banks and other financial institutions, and corporations, as well as their directors, officers, and other employees, in matters arising under federal and state securities laws, general corporate laws, banking laws, and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). Rob also represents accountants and attorneys in matters arising from their activities in these professions. He counsels and defends clients with regard to regulatory compliance, internal investigations, private and class actions, arbitration, governmental and self-regulatory organization (SRO) enforcement actions, and insurance coverage issues both for assureds and insurance carriers.
He also represents clients in Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act litigation. Over the course of his career with Jones Walker, Rob has handled the civil side of parallel regulatory and criminal proceedings involving corporate, securities, banking, and professional liability issues. He has practiced before the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), various securities self-regulatory organizations, and state securities and banking and insurance regulatory agencies, as well as various federal and state courts.
