Justin J. DeCamp

• Kidde-Fenwal, Inc. in the first PFAS Chapter 11 case, and Carrier Global Corp. and affiliates in related multi-district litigation relating to fire-fighting foam alleged to have resulted in PFAS contamination.
• FTX Trading Ltd. and affiliates in their Chapter 11 cases, including in numerous avoidance actions in Chapter 11 seeking recovery of funds on behalf of creditors.
• Deerfield Management and affiliates in the Chapter 11 cases of Invitae Corp., Sientra Inc., and Nanostring Technologies, and Delaware litigation relating to Deerfield’s ownership of Aurion Biotech, Inc. stock and notes.
• Oaktree Capital Management and affiliates in the Chapter 11 case cases of TPI Composites, Inc. and affiliates in bankruptcy litigation relating to pre-petition financing.

• UnitedHealthcare and affiliates in the Chapter 11 case of The Villages Health System, LLC.
• China Construction Bank in litigation relating to the Vesttoo Ltd. insurtech fraud and bankruptcy.
• Sumitomo Corp. and Sumitomo Metal Mining. Co. in litigation relating the allocation of tax liability in connection with the sale of an interest in a Chilean mine.
• UBS in litigation brought by the DOJ under the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act relating to sales of residential mortgage-backed securities and in numerous litigations brought by purchasers of collateralized debt obligations.
• Various major international financial institutions in DOJ, SEC, CFTC, NYAG, Federal Reserve, FINRA, U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, and foreign regulatory investigations arising out of the global financial crisis, the structuring, marketing, and valuation of complex financial instruments, securities and options trading and market manipulation.
• UBS in a putative securities class action after UBS’s market capitalization declined by nearly $115 billion, following disclosures of subprime and other losses.
• UBS in shareholder derivative litigation in New York Supreme Court alleging violations of fiduciary duties under Swiss law.
• Volkswagen in a putative securities class action relating to Volkswagen’s voluntary disclosure about potential anti-competitive conduct under European law.
• Goldman Sachs in litigations brought by various companies alleging that prime brokerage firms manipulated the market for those companies’ stock by intentionally failing to deliver shares sufficient to settle short positions entered into by the defendants’ clients.
• Standard Chartered Bank (Switzerland) in successfully obtaining a non-prosecution agreement from the DOJ in connection with the DOJ’s tax-related Program for Swiss Banks. 

Publications

• Co-author, Bank Litigation, Chapter 68 of Commercial Litigation in New York State Courts (West, 4th Ed., 2015)
• Co-author, Subject Matter Jurisdiction, Chapter of Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts (5th Ed., Vol. 1, 2021)