Bio

James L. Kauffman concentrates his practice on complex business litigation and class actions specifically in the areas of consumer protection, business litigation, and securities. James has represented consumers, investors, state attorneys general, municipalities, and whistleblowers in a wide variety of disputes in both court and arbitration forums across the country. Notably, James represented shareholders in one of the largest securities litigation matters in history, In re Initial Public Offerings Security Litigation (21 MC 92) (SDNY), a case that involved 309 tech-bubble IPOs and 55 investment brokerage defendants and recovered $586 million. J.D., University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law, 2002, cum laude, B.S.B.A., University of Florida, 1998.