Corey Calabrese represents financial institutions and public companies in securities class actions, shareholder derivative suits, and regulatory matters, drawing on her strong record of success across federal courts and arbitrations.

Corey regularly represents clients in:

  • Securities and class action litigation
  • SEC and other regulatory investigations
  • Complex commercial litigation
  • Antitrust litigation

Corey has been recognized numerous times by The American Lawyer’s Litigator of the Week following successful resolutions for her clients. She has served on Latham’s Pro Bono Committee and received the 2020 Robert M. Dell Prize for Extraordinary Pro Bono Service.

Prior to joining the firm, Corey clerked for Judge Dora L. Irizarry, U.S.D.J. and Judge Vera M. Scanlon, U.S.M.J. in the Eastern District of New York.

Corey's relevant experience includes representing:

Public Companies

  • Apple Inc. and its executives, in a securities class action in which it was alleged to be the “control person” of another publicly traded company
  • GlobalFoundries U.S. in breach of contract and trade secret misappropriation claims against IBM
  • A public software company in a securities class action and related shareholder derivative actions in failed acquisition; resulted in dismissal with prejudice as recognized by The American Lawyer in Litigator of the Week
  • Virgin Galactic, Richard Branson, and Chamath Palihapitiya in a securities class action and shareholder derivative actions; claims were reduced to one alleged misstatement as recognized by The American Lawyer in Litigator of the Week
  • Hayward Holdings, Inc. in a securities class action and shareholder derivative actions
  • Aratana Therapeutics Inc. in a securities class action relating to a delay in the anticipated commercialization of a product following an adverse finding by the FDA; resulted in a dismissal with prejudice
  • Northern Oil & Gas Inc. in a securities class action relating to allegations of misuse of company resources; resulted in a dismissal with prejudice
  • Covetrus, Inc. in a securities class action and shareholder derivative actions related to statements made during reverse merger
  • The board of a public energy company in shareholder derivative actions in the D. Del. related to allegations of bid rigging

Trials

  • Obtained complete victory at arbitration between two public companies in dispute involving a $500 million gas pipeline and $1 billion service contract, which The American Lawyer recognized in Litigator of the Week.
  • Served as lead counsel in a Voting Rights Act case on behalf of the NAACP. Following a six-week trial, the Court held that the voting system used in local elections violated the VRA; affirmed by the Second Circuit.
  • Secured complete victory on behalf of senior noteholders of RMBS securities.

Other Relevant Experiences

  • Secured dismissal of alleged class action against KPMG US for RICO conspiracy in connection with its audit of Credit Suisse; resulted in complete dismissal that was affirmed by the Second Circuit.
  • Secured dismissal of two alleged antitrust class actions against the Royal Bank of Canada in connection with alleged conspiracies to set the price of financial benchmarks.
  • Won complete victory at summary judgment on behalf of a hedge fund that had invested in an insurance company that refused to honor its warrants, including dismissal of securities fraud claims against hedge fund. 

Thought Leadership

  • “Caring for the CARES Act: The New Oversight and Investigations Landscape for COVID-19 Relief Programs” Latham & Watkins Client Alert (April 2020)

Bar Qualification

  • New York

Education

  • JD, Fordham University School of Law, 2010
    Stein Scholar for Public Interest Law and Ethics
  • BA, University of Notre Dame, 2006
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February 6, 2026 Recognition

Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout-Outs — KPMG

A Latham Securities and M&A Litigation team secured a Second Circuit affirmance of their prior dismissal on behalf of KPMG, in a major shareholder class action stemming from the collapse of Credit Suisse with alleged damages exceeding US$120 billion.