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Stockbroker & Investment Fraud Lawyers and Attorneys

69 stockbroker & investment fraud attorneys are listed in this directory. Pick your state to see the cities where they practice, or go straight to a large city below.

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Joshua Bradford Kons

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100 Pearl Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06103

Practice Areas : Business Law

100 Pearl Street, Hartford, Connecticut, 06103
Russ Hunt Jr.

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310 South Austin Avenue, GEORGETOWN, Texas, 78626

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

310 South Austin Avenue, GEORGETOWN, Texas, 78626
Bryan T. Forman

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248 Addie Roy Rd, Austin, Texas, 78746

Practice Areas : Arbitration & Mediation

248 Addie Roy Rd, Austin, Texas, 78746
Tim Clancy

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3131 McKinney Avenue, Dallas, Texas, 75204

Practice Areas : Domestic Violence

3131 McKinney Avenue, Dallas, Texas, 75204
Kirk G. Smith

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1010 Lamar St, Houston, Texas, 77002

Practice Areas : Arbitration & Mediation

1010 Lamar St, Houston, Texas, 77002
Samuel B. Edwards

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1010 Lamar St, Houston, Texas, 77002

Practice Areas : Arbitration & Mediation

1010 Lamar St, Houston, Texas, 77002
Mr. Charles C Guidry

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11107 McCracken Circle, Cypress, Texas, 77429

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

11107 McCracken Circle, Cypress, Texas, 77429
Russell D. Hunt

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PO Box 726, Waco, Texas, 76703

Practice Areas : Animal & Dog Law

PO Box 726, Waco, Texas, 76703
Patrick D. Austermuehle

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19 S LaSalle St, Chicago, Illinois, 60603

Practice Areas : Business Law

19 S LaSalle St, Chicago, Illinois, 60603
Patrick J Weiland

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33 N Dearborn St, Chicago, Illinois, 60602

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

33 N Dearborn St, Chicago, Illinois, 60602

These attorneys recover investment losses caused by broker and adviser misconduct: unsuitable recommendations, excessive trading, over-concentration, unauthorised transactions, misrepresentation of risk, selling away, elder financial exploitation and Ponzi schemes.

Most claims against brokerage firms proceed in FINRA arbitration rather than court, because the customer agreement requires it. Hearings are faster and less formal than trial, and awards are very hard to appeal.

Before you hire

  • Gather account statements, confirmations, the new account form and any written recommendations. The suitability question is answered from those documents.
  • Check the broker's record on FINRA BrokerCheck — prior complaints matter to a claim.
  • Ask about the eligibility rule limiting how far back claims may be brought, and about contingency fee terms.
  • Market losses alone are not a claim. Misconduct in how the account was handled is.

Securities law and white collar crime cover the regulatory and criminal sides.