John H. Goselin, II

For more than 20 years, John has been representing directors and officers, financial services professionals, lawyers and accountants and their related business entities in federal, state and regulatory matters. He has counseled clients to establish cyber policies and procedures to avoid incidents and provided counsel on the proper handling of breaches should there be an occurrence. He works closely with his clients to understand how their legal matter impacts their business and maintains open communications to keep clients informed of their legal options, their risks and any potential rewards.

John is a former chief litigation counsel for a national financial services company and managed litigation portfolios for a four broker-dealer subsidiary and their independent contractor registered representatives. He gained extensive legal experience representing large corporate clients, small startup businesses and non-profit organizations. John has substantial experience with lawsuits and regulatory actions involving financial products, ERISA-based financial claims, professional malpractice claims and claims premised upon allegations of fraud and/or breach of fiduciary duty. In addition to handling cases in federal and state courts, John represents individual business owner clients’ interests before the SEC, FINRA, CFPH and other regulatory agencies.

Practices

• Business Litigation
• Executive Liability
• Financial Institutions
• Professional Liability: Non-Medical