Margaret Dodson represents clients in complex business disputes, with a focus on securities and stockholder litigation matters. Margaret’s practice involves representing clients in securities class actions, derivative suits, inspection demands and litigation related to mergers and acquisitions and breach of fiduciary duty. She also advises and represents private equity firms and others in post-closing disputes, including indemnification, purchase price adjustment, and earnout disputes, as well as on stockholder disputes and governance issues. While Margaret represents clients in litigation around the country, she has extensive experience litigating cases in Delaware and under Delaware law.
Margaret’s practice focuses on:
- Securities & Shareholder Litigation– Representing public and private companies in securities and shareholder class actions, derivative actions and merger and acquisition litigation involving claims for breach of fiduciary duty and breach of securities laws.
- Private Equity Disputes—Representing private equity firms, portfolio companies and executives in post-closing and governance disputes.
- Complex Business Litigation– Advising businesses in commercial disputes involving breach of contract, breach of warranty, indemnification, fraud, consumer protection, and other business claims.
Before practicing law, Margaret worked in public and legislative affairs for a telecommunications company in Washington, D.C. Margaret earned her law degree from Vanderbilt Law School. She received a B.A. in history and religion from the University of Georgia.
