Jeff Lubitz is Executive Director of ISS’ Securities Class Action Services (SCAS), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Institutional Shareholder Services. In this capacity, Jeff works closely with the world’s largest mutual funds, hedge funds, asset managers, and pension funds. Jeff is Managing Editor of all SCAS thought leadership, overseeing the production of webinars, events, white papers, and reports, including a newly added “This Week in Securities Class Actions” posting. Jeff is a frequent speaker at industry events on the complex topic of global securities litigation and a contributor to the press with commentary featured in Reuters, Fortune, Bloomberg Law, Law360, and elsewhere. Jeff earned his B.A. from The American University and a MBA from Tulane University.

Miranda Nagy is a Principal Lawyer in Maurice Blackburn’s class actions department in Sydney. She is a leading lawyer in complex litigation around consumer protection and corporate accountability in Australia. Currently she leads two class actions on behalf of over 400,000 superannuation fund members alleging breaches of trustee duties in the implementation of the MySuper reforms, including the first against Colonial First State Investments Limited. In recent years, she has also led a class action against listed wine company Treasury Wine Estates, for breach of its continuous disclosure obligations, which settled in 2017 for $49 million; and been responsible for the conduct and successful resolution of several securities class actions against listed companies as well as in a number of public interest cases including a class action on behalf of children unlawfully arrested by NSW police.