Meyer Wilson Werning is a United States–based law firm specializing in investor claims, securities arbitration, and consumer class and mass action litigation. Founded in 1999, the firm represents individual and institutional clients nationwide in cases involving financial misconduct, investment fraud, and corporate wrongdoing. [1]
Meyer Wilson Werning focuses exclusively on plaintiff-side litigation, with an emphasis on protecting investors and consumers harmed by deceptive or negligent practices. The firm has recovered more than $350 million for clients through settlements, arbitration awards, and jury verdicts. Its practice spans federal and state courts as well as FINRA arbitration forums. [2]
The firm was founded in 1999 as Meyer Wilson, later expanding and rebranding as Meyer Wilson Werning to reflect its leadership structure. Since its founding, the firm has grown its national presence while maintaining its headquarters in Columbus, Ohio. Over time, it has built a reputation for high-stakes securities litigation and complex mass tort cases.
Meyer Wilson Werning concentrates its legal services in the following areas:
The firm typically operates on a contingency fee basis, allowing clients to pursue claims without upfront legal costs. [4]
The firm is led by its principals:
The leadership team is supported by a group of attorneys, paralegals, and legal professionals with experience in securities law and consumer protection.
Meyer Wilson Werning represents clients primarily on a contingency fee basis, meaning legal fees are only collected if a recovery is obtained. This model is intended to reduce financial barriers for individuals and investors seeking legal redress.
The firm’s mission is to hold financial professionals and corporations accountable for misconduct while advocating for investor and consumer rights through litigation and arbitration.