Noah supports, recommends, and creates pathways to recovery for global investors and consumers affected by corporate misconduct, such as securities fraud, market manipulation, and breaches of regulatory requirements. With a strong background in advocating for investor rights and promoting corporate governance, Noah is dedicated to implementing strategies for collective redress and fostering investor stewardship.

Splitting time between Philadelphia and London, Noah leverages his extensive experience in assessing corporate misconduct within the financial markets to provide tailored solutions for investors and consumers worldwide. He is committed to delivering access to justice through engagement and litigation strategies.

For 30 years he has specialised in class and group actions, including within claimant law firms (both in the US and London), litigation funder Omni Bridgeway, as Global Head of Class Action Services for an international class action fintech service provider, and as the founder of his own consultancy business.

Noah has been involved in the development and launch of numerous securities litigations on behalf of institutional investors in jurisdictions across the world including the UK, the Netherlands, Australia, Germany, Denmark, Canada, Israel, Japan, Italy, and the US which have resulted in billions in recovery.

Noah is a frequent speaker on the topic of shareholder legal redress, recovery, rights and responsibilities and is a member of various associations such as the Collective Redress Lawyers Association, where he also sits on the Banking and Financial Claims Sub-Committee. He is on the Advisory Board for Perfect Law’s Global Class Action and Mass Torts Conference and has also served on the International Corporate Governance Network’s Global Stewardship Committee and its former Shareholder Responsibilities Committee, the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute’s Event Advisory Board, and the Council of Institutional Investors’ Markets Advisory Council.

Noah’s role at Walgate Litigation Management includes supporting those looking to build and pursue securities group actions (as well as intermediaries such as claims management companies and litigation funders) and undertaking early case funding reviews.