As vice chair of Foley’s national Securities Enforcement & Litigation Practice Group, Todd Murray brings more than 28 years of trial and board-level consulting experience to high-profile financial disputes and fraud cases involving both public and private companies.

His courtroom experience — which includes a successful verdict in a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme trial and successful outcomes in hundred-million-dollar securities class actions — focuses on class actions, securities litigation, director and officer fiduciary duty and corporate governance disputes, corporate litigation involving complex accounting and financial issues, and energy-related matters. His clients are located throughout the United States and comprise a wide variety of business types, sizes, and industries. His core practice also includes representing clients in SEC enforcement actions.

Todd is a co-editor of the nationally recognized PLI Audit Committee Deskbook; a popular contributor to CLE and CPE seminars on various aspects of D&O insurance, securities fraud, and fiduciary duty liability; and he remains the long-tenured secretary of the North Texas Chapter of the National Association of Corporate Directors. Todd holds a Master of Science in Accounting and, prior to law school, was an auditor at one of the largest public accounting firms in the world, specializing in forensic accounting, fraud investigations, and damage modeling.