Albert Lin’s practice focuses on complex litigation, with notable experience in financial services, securities and governance litigation, government regulation and enforcement, and appeals. Albert often leads teams in material litigation where liability exceeds $10 million or challenges a company’s right to do business. He works closely with clients to develop and implement a focused and cost-effective litigation plan to achieve excellent business results. These strategies vary depending on the client’s goals, and can range from pre-complaint settlement, pairing litigation with government advocacy, or decision at trial.
Albert’s practice is informed by his understanding of government. As General Counsel to the Ohio Attorney General, Albert was the primary manager for securities litigation involving the State of Ohio. While with the A.G.’s office, Albert negotiated the resolution of two of the largest securities class actions in U.S. history, In re Marsh & McLennan Sec. Litig. ($400 million) and In re AIG Sec. Litig. ($1.01 billion). In private practice, Albert often works with local, state and federal officeholders to help achieve the client’s business goals.