Marnie C. Lambert is an Attorney at Law with the firm. Ms. Lambert is a 1992 graduate of the Pepperdine University School of Law in Malibu, California, who represents investors across the country in securities disputes with their brokerage firms in FINRA arbitrations and in court.

Ms. Lambert works in the firm's securities arbitration practice and has handled hundreds of such cases from client intake through final arbitration hearing or trial. She understands that the firms' clients are going through one of the most difficult times of their life and she prides herself maintaining regular and meaningful contact with her clients so they are informed every step of the way. Ms. Lambert has a reputation in this business for her no-nonsense approach to cases - the more challenging the case, the harder she fights for her clients. She is well-respected by clients, co-counsel, opposing counsel, arbitrators, and mediators alike.

 

Prior to joining Meyer Wilson, Ms. Lambert was an associate at a reputable Ohio plaintiffs' firm where she was trial counsel on a case which resulted in a jury verdict of nearly $6.7 million. Ms. Lambert also exercised her considerable litigation skills at the Columbus office of Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease LLP and the Ohio Attorney General's Office.

In California, Ms. Lambert's practice focused on representation of consumers in disputes with their insurance carriers arising out of unpaid and underpaid property insurance claims. She also has experience representing consumers in a variety of other areas including complex civil litigation, complex commercial and securities litigation, business torts and class actions.

 

Ms. Lambert is licensed to practice law in the states of Ohio and California and in all United States District Courts in Ohio and California. She is also a member of various local, state and national trial and bar associations, including the Public Investors' Arbitration Bar Association (PIABA), and is an appointed member of the Ohio State Bar Association Litigation Section Council, serving on the Seminar Committee and the Nominating Committee.