Personal bio
Marc Weitz is an attorney who brings a unique combination of Wall Street experience and a deep legal understanding of finance law to his role as an arbitrator. His 27 years of experience both in finance and as an attorney provides a firsthand understanding of the complexities and high-stakes nature of financial disputes.
Mr. Weitz started his career in finance in 1997, and since 2008, Mr. Weitz has run a successful arbitration practice in Paris and a law practice in Los Angeles focusing on business litigation and bankruptcy. Mr. Weitz is not only licensed to practice law in California but also holds the prestigious Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, is a California-licensed real estate broker and is a Member Arbitrator of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (MCIArb). This multifaceted background demonstrates a dedication to mastering the technical aspects of finance and securities.
His experience extends beyond the courtroom. Mr. Weitz's work with the Los Angeles County Bar Association, the CFA Society France, and the American Bar Association International Law Section highlights his commitment to the legal community and his understanding of current legal trends.
From years of experience as a litigator, Mr. Weitz knows what litigants expect from an arbitrator. Litigants seek an arbitrator who is fair-minded, financially astute, and experienced. He possesses the analytical skills and industry knowledge to navigate complex financial cases, ensuring a balanced and well-reasoned decision-making process. Having worked with both investors and investment professionals, Mr. Weitz understands all sides of the case. His background in both law and finance offers a unique perspective that sets him apart.