Morganti & Co. was founded by Andrew Hlohinec Morganti with a focus on providing legal services relating to cross-border pro-competition (anti price-fixing and monopolization) and investors' rights protection after the release and action of Morrison v. National Australia Bank Ltd., 561, U.S. 247 (2010). 

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Andrew was born in Detroit, Michigan, and largely influenced by his grandfather who was a coal miner from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and military police officer in WWII and for the City of Detroit, Michigan.

 

Andrew focused his education on how to create, identify, preserve, and protect people from wrongdoings. He attended the University of Michigan, B.A., Michigan State University School of Law, J.D., and Boston University School of Law, LL.M. in International Banking & Financial Laws. He is licensed to practice law in Michigan, New York, Washington, D.C., and the province of Ontario, Canada.           

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His legal career flourished with a lead role managing discovery projects and disputes against various investment banks in one of the most complex securities class actions involving the initial public offerings of technology companies (the Dot.com Bubble) known as In re IPO Sec. Litig. (2001-2007), settling for over $500 million; and then went on resolving several Canadian shareholder class actions and earning the status as one of the top fifty plaintiff securities class action firms by Institutional Shareholder Services ("ISS") for multiple years (an objectively measured ranking from results not contributing to an organization that publishes awards based upon contributions).  

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Morganti & Co. has offices in Metro Detroit and Washington, D.C.  In Canada, Andrew is associated with a leading trial and appellate law firm specializing in civil fraud claims located within the heart of Toronto's financial district.