About Us

Who We Are

Our law firm generally handles every case we accept on a contingency basis, which means that we are not paid money unless there is monetary recovery by our clients. We do not bill our clients by the hour nor do we require upfront retainers. Instead we work on contingency, which means that we are paid based on a percentage of our client's recovery. Because we work this way, we have a vested interest in every case we accept and only accept a case if we believe strongly in the underlying merits. While we can never guarantee a result, we can guarantee that if we take your case it is because we believe strongly in the merits and probability of financial success.

We do one thing and do it well

We are a national law firm with a very niche practice – we only represent investors in investment related disputes. Securities litigation is one of the most complex areas of the law. As a result, it is critical to retain a law firm that has a deep understanding of the securities laws and has a proven track record of successful results. We are that law firm. We have represented hundreds of investors from all over the United States and have successfully recovered over $100 million on their behalf.

While our practice is not diverse, our clients are. We have represented individuals from almost every state in the country with extremely diverse backgrounds. This is because securities fraud victims are not limited by age, occupation or geography. Unfortunately, anyone who is actively investing may be susceptible to securities fraud.

Securities litigation is one of, if not the most, complex area of law. In the United States, securities are regulated through a patchwork of state and federal laws and regulations. These laws are dense, confusing and almost always drafted to favor big banks over retail investors. Our firm does not just understand these laws, we actively work with members of congress, FINRA and the Securities and Exchange Commission to help shape these laws before they are even enacted. Each year we spend countless hours meeting with politicians and providing written comments to new legislation that impacts everyday investors. We do this both because it helps our clients, but also because we fundamentally believe in the importance of investor advocacy.

When you hire our law firm, we become more than your attorneys we also become your partners. This is because we handle every case on contingency. This means that we will not be entitled to any compensation unless we are able to achieve a successful result on your behalf. As a result of this arrangement, we have a vested and shared financial interest in the outcome of your case. It also incentivizes us to fight for every penny as if it were our own.

We understand that being an effective advocate means more than making effective arguments, it also means being effective listeners. We know the range of emotions involved once someone realizes they have become a victim of securities fraud. We also know that if you are reading this you may be like many of our clients who were apprehensive about even contacting an attorney because you may feel too embarrassed by your situation. We understand that falling victim to investment fraud is not just financially devastating – it is emotionally devastating as well. We know it is difficult to “make that call” and are here to listen.