Attorneys for Investors Seeking Securities Arbitration Guidance
Securities arbitration can be an effective alternative to filing a lawsuit against an individual broker or investment company accused of securities fraud. In securities arbitration, a dispute is resolved by a panel of arbitrators rather than a judge and jury.
The securities arbitration process can be a fair and expedient method of resolving many customer disputes and allegations of stock broker fraud and wrongdoing. Successful securities arbitration, although not a courtroom process, often requires the services of a highly experienced and knowledgeable attorney familiar with the relevant case law, statutory law, industry regulations and arbitration process.
To discuss your case with such an attorney, please contact our offices today to schedule an informative initial consultation.
Are You Under Any Obligation to Participate in Securities Arbitration?
Most investors have signed an arbitration contract with their broker which does bind them to the FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) arbitration process.
Understanding what legal options are available to you is the first step in taking action in a case of stock fraud, churning or other broker misconduct or securities law violation. The capable attorneys at Burke, Harvey & Frankowski can advise you as to your rights and obligations under state and federal law and regarding any contractual restrictions or provisions.
Contact Burke, Harvey & Frankowski
Entering into securities arbitration is a decision that should not be taken lightly or without having a full understanding of the ramifications. If you need experienced legal guidance in pursuing financial justice in a case of securities fraud, we invite you to call our offices in Birmingham today at 205-588-4052 or toll free at 888-880-9046 to schedule a free consultation with an accomplished Alabama securities arbitration lawyer. You may also contact us by e-mail for a prompt response to your important questions or to request a case evaluation.
