Robert Stern

Rob Stern is a partner in Weil’s Securities Litigation practice, a first-chair trial lawyer, and nationally recognized as a top-ranked securities and enforcement lawyer. For more than two decades, Rob has played lead roles in resolving some of the most consequential, high-profile civil securities litigation and criminal and civil government enforcement probes to target the business community. He has developed an extensive track record on behalf of financial services institutions, public companies, accounting firms, and their officers and directors, in complex matters involving everything from recent notable de-SPAC transactions and the Puerto Rico debt crisis to subprime mortgages and the Enron bankruptcy.

Clients laud his outstanding work in Chambers USA 2022, noting that he is a “very forceful advocate on his client’s behalf” and “is extremely strategic and thinks very hard about how to get a result for his client.” Clients in previous editions noted that he “has my interests at the forefront, he’s a great advocate who gives strategic, candid advice and direction,” and “I find him great to deal with, he’s a godsend.” Commentary in Legal 500 2021 similarly notes, “Rob is an excellent attorney and strategist as well as a superb client attorney. He is a guy you want in your corner.”

In addition to Eluna, Rob also serves as a member of the Next Generation Board of Directors, as well as the Lawyers’ Committee, of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and as a member of the Alumni Steering Committee of the Rutgers Center for Corporate Law and Governance.