Not every law firm is equipped to handle securities fraud cases.

You may have spent a lifetime building your nest egg, but one fraudulent act by your stockbroker, brokerage firm or financial adviser can change everything. Securities fraud presents itself in many different variations, but the outcome is often the same – the investor loses his or her money. If you have been the victim of securities fraud, you need to understand your legal options.

 

Securities fraud is a serious offense.

Cases of securities fraud are not taken lightly. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and state securities regulators serve as the “securities police” and are involved in the criminal investigation of these cases.  Perpetrators often face criminal penalties. However, it is important to understand that the job of the regulators is to enforce, or “police”, the securities industry and it is generally not their role to recover losses. In nearly every circumstance, victims of securities fraud must pursue a formal claim in court or arbitration to recover their losses.

Some of the common forms of securities fraud include the following:

• Misrepresentation of information about investments
• Ponzi scheme
• Distributing false or incomplete documents

It is important to understand that cases of securities fraud are complex and not every law firm is equipped to handle them properly. That is why it is crucial that you talk with a firm that focuses on this area of law. At the law firm of Meyer Wilson we have the experience, resources and skills to help you achieve a successful outcome with your case. Unlike other law firms, we have devoted our practice to helping investors and consumers against corporate misconduct. We regularly represent our clients in securities arbitration, litigation, mediation and class action lawsuits.

 

We have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.

Our nationally recognized securities fraud attorneys have represented more than 800 individual and institutional investors from across the country and have won hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. As our client, we will investigate and aggressively pursue your claim to help you recover your money.

For a free case evaluation, contact an experienced securities fraud attorney today at Meyer Wilson at 866-8-BROKER (827-6537). We will review your claim and advise you on your legal options.

All of our cases are handled on a contingency fee basis meaning you don’t pay us unless we win your case. We never require a retainer.

Our securities fraud lawyers are licensed in Ohio and California and represent investors nationwide in securities arbitration and litigation claims.

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