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- "The law firm of Meyer Wilson represented me in a suit brought last year against my brokerage firm, securing a very fair and equitable settlement for me. I was impressed with the professional manner in which they handled our relationship and kept me aware of developments in the case. I highly recommend them." R.G., M.D., Cincinnati, Ohio.
- "I had spoken to a local attorney about my investment losses and he didn't know how to help me, so he referred me to David Meyer. David and his staff were not only professional, but they were also really congenial and pleasant to speak with. ..."S.T., Canton, Ohio
- "I was referred to Meyer Wilson to file an arbitration claim against my former brokerage firm. Mr. Meyer and his associates and staff were great to work with. They explained everything to me, walked me through each stage of the arbitration, worked hard to prepare my case, and I am very happy with the outcome." L.B., Tennessee
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Common Investment Misconduct Claims
Investment Fraud
- Avoiding Investment Fraud: What You Really Should Be Asking Your Financial Advisor
- SEC's New Settlement Language Could Affect Some Investment Fraud Cases
- Common FINRA Arbitration and Investment Fraud Claims
- Don't Be Blindsided by Unauthorized Trades and Investment Fraud
- Stop "Cold Calls" to Protect Yourself from Senior Investment Fraud
- Understanding Variable Annuity Fraud for Seniors
Securities Fraud
- Securities Fraud Attorneys Explain the Warning Signs of Social Media Investment Fraud
- Won a Jury Verdict Against Prudential Securities for $260 Million
- What You Need to Know About Securities Fraud: Misrepresentation and Omissions
- Taking the Reins: Six Tips to Protect Yourself from Senior Investment Fraud
- Has Madoff's Ponzi Scheme Changed the Way Securities Fraud is Handled?
- FINRA Lawyers on Ponzi Schemes in History
Stockbroker Arbitration
- Stockbroker Misconduct Attorney Takes a Closer Look at REITs
- What Makes Non-Traded REITs Different and Potentially Unsuitable?
- How to Protect Yourself When It Comes to Non-Traded REITs
- The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Stockbroker Arbitration
- What Happens During the FINRA Arbitration Hearing
- The Initials Steps in FINRA Securities Arbitration
Stockbroker Mediation
Current Investigations
- Meyer Wilson Files Second FINRA Arbitration Against World Group Securities on Behalf of Large Group of Ponzi Scheme Victims
- Law Firm of Meyer Wilson Investigating Apple REIT Investments
- UPDATE - Investigation Against St. Louis Stockbroker Joshua Gould and Woodbury Financial Services
- Potential Investor Claims Against Summit Brokerage Services Relating to its Former Stockbroker Timothy Cochrane from Eureka, California
- Claims Against St. Louis Stockbroker Joshua Gould and Woodbury Financial Services
- Claims against Pacific West Securities, Inc. Relating to Several Alternative Investments, including DPPs, Equipment Leasing and Oil and Gas Investments.
Investor Articles
- Equity Index Annuities: Good for the Broker; Not so Good for the Client
- The Truth About Financial Designations Revealed
- Understand the Type of Annuity You Are Purchasing
- Smart Tips for Hiring a Financial Advisor
- Investments in Limited Partnerships Can Be Complex & Risky
- Options for Investors Stuck in the Still-Frozen Auction Rate Securities Market
Investor News
- Iowa Man to Back out of Investment Fraud Plea AgreementPosted on 2/4/2012
- Protecting Your Loved Ones with Dementia from Financial AbusePosted on 2/2/2012
- Arizona Man Indicted for Alleged Real Estate Investment FraudPosted on 1/24/2012
- Real Estate Ponzi Scheme Garners Federal Criminal ChargesPosted on 1/23/2012
Recent Blog Posts 
- Elderly Victim Speaks Out after Alleged Ponzi Scheme2/2/2012
- Bank Owes Financial Fraud Victims after Rothstein Ponzi Scheme1/28/2012
- Connecticut Man Pleads Guilty to 1 point 9 Million Dollar Investment Fraud Scheme1/30/2012
- Operation Broken Trust Leads to 52-Month Sentence for Michigan Woman in One Million dollar Ponzi Scheme Case1/30/2012
- Retired NBA All-Star Loses Nearly $86M in Alleged Investment Fraud1/27/2012
- Illinois Man Sentenced to More Than 5 Years in Prison for $9 Million Dollar Ponzi Scheme1/25/2012
About Us
Founded in 1999, the law firm of Meyer Wilson is a boutique firm devoted solely to investor claims and class action lawsuits. With office in Ohio and California, we practice nationwide, and have represented over 800 individual and institutional investors since our inception, including clients in: Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, New York, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Atlanta, Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Charlotte, Detroit, Indianapolis, Dallas, Houston and Seattle. We represent clients with investor claims in federal and state courts, and in arbitration through the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), the American Arbitration Association (AAA) and private arbitration. We also represent international clients with claims against brokerage firms in the United States through FINRA.
As a niche firm, our investment fraud attorneys have the ability to focus their time on what they do best: recovering losses for investors with claims against financial advisors, stockbrokers and brokerage firms. Our class action practice group has served as lead and co-lead class counsel in numerous consumer class actions.
Our firm is honored to have received the highest recognition possible from our peers in the legal community for our achievements and dedication to our investor and consumer clients, including an AV-Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest peer rating available. The firm's founding member, David P. Meyer, is listed in the 2012 edition of The Best Lawyers in America ®.
Meyer Wilson has achieved jury awards, arbitration awards and settlements with a combined value of hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of our clients. Mr. Meyer has the honor of winning the largest jury verdict in Ohio's history, a jury verdict in excess of $260 million on behalf of 250 investors against Prudential Securities.
Specialties
Representing individual and institutional investors who have claims against stockbrokers, brokerage firms and insurance companies for investment misconduct.
Pursuing single state and multi-state class actions on behalf of consumers in state and federal courts across the country.
Our Book
Alleged Investment Fraud Against Pacific West Securities
Apple Non-Traded REITS Sold by David Lerner Associates 
Don’t Become a Victim of a “Free Lunch” Seminar Scam
Investment Fraud Attorney Discusses New Wall Street Reform Being Signed into Law Today
Grand Rapids stockbroker Martin Wegener and New England Financial alleged fraud
Investment Fraud Attorney Discusses Duty of Broker to Recommend Appropriate Investments
We Represent Investors Who are Victims of Broker Misconduct or Fraud - Meyer Wilson 
Investment Fraud Attorneys Help Investors Harmed By the Misconduct of a Broker or Brokerage Firm
Securities Fraud Lawyer Explains that Brokerage Firms Have a Duty to Supervise Their Brokers
Investment Fraud Lawyer Discusses The Number One Question People Have When They Want To File A Claim Against Their Broker
Securities Fraud Attorney Advises That Brokerage Firms Owe Investors a Fiduciary Duty in Many Jurisdictions
Investment Misconduct Attorney Talks About the Overconcentration of Investment Portfolios
Investment Fraud Attorney Says Check Brokers' Licenses Before You Hire Them
Investment Fraud Atttorney Explains that Brokerage Firms Have a Duty to Supervise Their Brokers
Broker Misconduct Attorney Discusses Mandatory Arbitration And How It Relates To Your Claim
Investment Fraud Attorney Discusses the Life Cycle of Securities Arbitration Cases
Investment Fraud Attorney Represents Investors Nationwide Who Have Been Victims of Investment Misconduct
Securities Fraud Attorney Discusses Why It Is Important You Have An Experienced Attorney For Your Investment Misconduct Case
Security Fraud Attorney Explains That Senior Citizens Are The Number One Target of Investment Fraud
Securities Fraud Lawyer Talks About the Arbitration Process - From Start to Finish
Broker Fraud Attorney Offers Free Book With Tips On How To Avoid Becoming A Victim Of Investment FraudFollow Us on:
Quick Facts
- Our six lawyer firm is devoted solely to investor claims and class actions.
- Every securities arbitration/litigation client that hires our firm is assigned two lawyers to their case.
- Our lawyers have over 50 years of collective legal experience.
- Mr. Meyer won the largest jury verdict ever in the state of Ohio - $260 million verdict against Prudential Securities.
- The firm employs a full time investigator on staff.
FAQs
Common Investment Misconduct Claims
- Is there a state or federal law that requires investment advisers to have credentials?
- What are some of the disadvantages of annuities?
- I was approached by an investment representative who claimed that he was a “senior specialist.” Is that a legitimate designation?
Investment Fraud
- I lost money in an investment sold by Pacific West Securities. The investment was called “Gulf Coast Rig and Equipment.” Can I recover my losses?
- My broker did not inform me of the risks associated with margin trading. I have lost money as a result. Can I hold the brokerage liable?
- I’m retired and live on a fixed income. How can I protect myself from investment fraud?
Securities Fraud
- How was Bernard Madoff able to trick so many investors with his Ponzi scheme?
- Is there a tax break for Ponzi scheme victims?
- Who are the commonly targeted victims in Ponzi schemes?
Stockbroker Arbitration
Stockbroker Mediation
Arbitration
- My financial adviser has quite a few credentials. Does that mean he has more experience and knowledge than other financial professionals?
- Is legal representation required in securities arbitration?
- What types of documents do I need to provide if I pursue a claim against my broker in securities arbitration?
Representation
- Do the investment fraud attorneys at David P. Meyer & Associates handle broker fraud claims nationwide?
- What role does the securities fraud attorney play in pursuing my claim?
- What legal fees will I incur?
General
- How was Bernard Madoff able to trick so many investors with his Ponzi scheme?
- After 45 years of marriage, I am now in charge of my investments. Prior to my husband’s death, he handled all of our financial decisions. What can I do to protect myself from investment fraud?
- My wife and I are retired and receive a lot of telemarketing calls pressuring us to make investments. Is there a way to stop these calls?