The Evolving Landscape of Securities Litigation and Financial Disputes

Securities litigation is undergoing a quiet but consequential transformation. The rise of artificial intelligence and a shifting regulatory environment are changing not only the types of claims being brought, but also how plaintiffs plead cases, how regulators shape and enforce rules, and how companies manage litigation risk. Together, these forces are challenging traditional approaches that no longer fit the realities of today’s market.

As these dynamics evolve, companies and their advisors are being pushed to rethink disclosure practices, litigation strategy, and the role of experts earlier than ever in the process. Precision, innovation, and the ability to translate complex financial and market data into defensible positions have become increasingly critical, particularly at the motion to dismiss stage, where cases are often won or lost outright.

We sat down with Eric Poer, Managing Director at