Complex Litigation · Sanctions · Cross-Border Disputes

Where others see a wall, we find a way.

Powerful advocacy built on strength, creativity, and global reach.

“The Bounty Hunter of Wall Street” BNN Bloomberg
“Tenacious” The New York Times
“For Some U.S. Investors…The Last Best Hope” The Wall Street Journal
The Firm

Advocacy without borders.

Clients come to Seiden Law when the path isn't straightforward, the defendant is hard to reach, and another firm has called the case too risky or not worth the fight. When issues are not black and white and unique problems call for creative solutions, we set ourselves apart.

We take on the biggest commercial disputes, international and domestic arbitrations, judgment enforcement proceedings, and economic sanctions matters for multinational companies, sovereign governments, high net worth individuals, and defrauded investors and creditors.

Our matters cross the world but what sets us apart is not only our global reach but what we do with it. We pursue countries that other firms treat as untouchable, using tools most of the profession overlooks and pressing forward where others stop.

Billions won across 30 jurisdictions.
New York Washington DC London Hong Kong Tel Aviv Dubai Beijing Singapore Islamabad Phnom Penh Zurich Mexico City Moscow Kyiv Nicosia Istanbul Cairo Lilongwe George Town (Cayman) Road Town (BVI)

Why
Seiden Law

At Seiden Law, we go beyond the four corners. Our team has a track record of experience and creativity designed to break down the toughest barriers. Our attorneys include former federal and state prosecutors, former big-law and government attorneys, and experienced investigators who work collaboratively with clients to resolve their matters effectively and efficiently.

30+ years litigating high-stakes, cross-border matters

Built for
the Highest Stakes.

$1B+ won and returned
for our clients

Proven in Court,
Measured in Billions.

30+ countries and jurisdictions where we’ve prevailed

No Lost Cause.
No Border Too Far.

10+ countries where we’ve secured sanctions relief

Sanctions Removed.
Relief Delivered.

For some U.S. investors ... Robert Seiden could be the last, best hope.

The Wall Street Journal