Meyer Wilson
Beth Robertson has been a paralegal at Meyer Wilson since April 2015. Prior to that, Beth worked as a paralegal at Tyack Blackmore Liston & Nigh Attorneys. Beth also has experience as a receptionist at Ulmer & Berne LLP. Beth was a cheerleading coach at Upper Arlington City Schools from October 2006 to November 2017. Beth holds a BA in Sociology and History from Bowling Green State University, and a degree in Paralegal Studies from Capital University Law School.
Meyer Wilson
Founded in 1999, the law firm of Meyer Wilson is a boutique firm devoted solely to investor claims and class/mass actions. With offices in Ohio, California, Michigan and Louisiana, we practice nationwide, and have successfully represented over 1,000 individual and institutional investors. We represent clients with investor claims in federal and state courts, and in arbitration through the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), the American Arbitration Association (AAA) and private arbitration. As a niche firm, our investment fraud attorneys have the ability to focus their time on what they do best: recovering losses for investors with claims against financial advisors, stockbrokers and brokerage firms. Our class action practice group has served as lead and co-lead class counsel in numerous consumer class actions. David Meyer served as lead counsel for hundreds of retirees in a class action against Prudential Securities and won a jury verdict in excess of $261 million, believed to be the largest jury verdict in Ohio's history. He and Mr. Wilson have also been appointed lead or co-lead counsel by state and federal courts throughout the country in numerous consumer class actions. Mr. Meyer is listed in the Best Lawyers in America®, a distinction limited to just 1% of the practicing attorneys in the country as voted upon by other lawyers. David Meyer has also achieved the peer review rating of "AV-Preeminent (5.0/5.0)" (the highest rating available) under Martindale-Hubbell's rating system for legal ability and ethical standards.