About
The General Counsel’s office helps the Commission issue opinions of SEC administrative proceedings and adjudications before the Commission, including challenges to decisions made by self-regulatory organizations. Attorneys also prepare the Commission’s appellate and amicus briefs, litigate all non-enforcement matters, and advise various divisions and offices on rulemaking and enforcement recommendations. Attorneys also provide expert legal advice on questions about the federal securities laws, administrative law, and other laws and regulations applicable to the SEC.
Learn more about the groups that comprise the Office of the General Counsel.
Request for Commission to Participate as an Amicus
Read details about how to submit a request for Commission "amicus" participation in a pending case.
