Securities and Investment Fraud Attorneys

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The investment loss attorneys at Erez Law, PLLC have recovered over $200 million dollars on behalf of our clients who have suffered unnecessary investment losses at the hands of a broker who committed securities and investment fraud, and we are prepared to help you.

If you believe that you’re the victim of such misconduct, call (888) 346-1263 or contact us online to get started. We’re happy to discuss your situation in detail in a free one-on-one consultation with one of our lead securities fraud attorneys.

*Erez Law, PLLC represents investors on a contingency fee basis. We will not earn a fee unless we are successful in making a recovery for our clients.

It’s normal to have many questions after being defrauded by a brokerage firm or broker you trusted. You may be wondering what type of fraud occurred or how you can be compensated for your loss. Here are some answers to common questions we have received over the years about how much you might recover if you sue a broker or brokerage firm for securities fraud:

What Is Investment Fraud?

Investment fraud happens when brokers and brokerage firms claim that they are acting in the best interests of their investors but, in reality, they are convincing investors to purchase investments and securities with incomplete, deficient, or misleading information or investments that are unsuitable for the investor. Whether by negligence or investment fraud, brokerage firms and financial advisors that have failed to follow industry standards and applicable rules and laws may be responsible for their customer’s losses.

What Are the Types of Investment Fraud?

Common types of investment and securities fraud include Ponzi schemes, junk bonds, structured products, and various broker misconducts like choosing unsuitable investments, providing misleading or incomplete information, excessive trading, and churning.

Many investment and security fraud cases we have handled include:

What Is Broker Misconduct?

Broker misconduct is when a broker fails to live up to his or her professional duties. Common types of broker misconduct include misrepresenting risks, selling away, unauthorized trading, failure to diversify, excessive use of margin, or otherwise abusing trust. If a broker has committed securities fraud resulting in an investment loss, you may be able to take legal action against the broker.

When it comes to representing our clients against brokers and brokerages on your behalf, cases we are inexperienced with include:

What Is Securities Fraud?

Securities fraud refers to a wide range of illegal activities designed to defraud investors of their capital or manipulate financial markets. Brokers, financial advisors, and investment firms have a duty to protect their clients’ interests and assets and help them make sound financial decisions with accurate, up-to-date information. If they breach this duty, either through negligence, misinformation, or outright theft, it constitutes securities fraud and is illegal under state and federal law. Contact our securities lawyers to discuss the process of helping you recover investment losses.

Current Investment Fraud Investigations

Currently, the investment loss attorneys at Erez Law, PLLC are investigating a number of brokers, brokerages, hedge funds, and investment firms for their role in securities fraud and investment losses. Some of these include:

The investment fraud attorneys of Erez Law have the depth, resources, and personnel that other securities fraud law firms – both large and small – don’t possess. Find out if you have a case against your broker by calling Erez Law or filling out our online contact form to get in touch. A dedicated investment fraud lawyer of our team will return your call and collect more information about your situation. Our consultations are always free, confidential, and protected by the attorney-client privilege.