Florida Securities Fraud Lawyer: Stockbroker Misconduct Victim Service Expanded
Dec 27, 2022
Soreide Law Group (1-888-760-6552) has expanded their services to Florida to help local retirees who have been victims of stockbrokers engaged in negligent trading or improper handling of funds.
Pompano Beach,United States - December 27, 2022 /PressCable/ —
This expansion will allow Floridians to access expert arbitration counsel from the certified lawyers at Soreide. The legal team is trained in the Financial Industrial Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration process and will guide their clients through the complicated process to give them the highest possible chance of recovering funds lost to improper trading practices.
For more, visit https://www.securitieslawyer.com
This newly expanded service covers a wide variety of securities fraud, including but not limited to excessive leverage, unsuitable investment, misrepresentation by a broker, oil and gas losses, and unjust commission schemes. Any fraudulent behavior by a stockbroker or fund manager may be eligible for arbitration by the legal team at Soreide.
Fraudulent behaviors by stockbrokers are disproportionately likely to target retirees and those over the age of 60. With the second-highest per capita share of retirees in the country, Florida has become a prime territory for those looking to defraud or scam the elderly, which is why Soreide has chosen to redouble their efforts in the state.
Through their partnership with FINRA, the lawyers at Soreide are able to leverage a wide range of statutes to litigate these cases. Lars Soreide, head lawyer at the firm, has insider knowledge to this end after having worked at FINRA for several years.
This partnership also allows the firm to maintain a searchable database of blacklisted brokers who are currently under investigation for fraud or who have been involved in negligent trading cases in the past.
The FINRA arbitration process is an ideal way to keep cases of securities fraud out of the courtroom, resulting in an overall faster settlement in many situations.
Soreide’s legal team has thus far been successful in securing recovery for their clients in 90% of all cases brought before FINRA arbitration. The company also advances all costs for their clients, only charging a fee in cases of successful recovery.
Those who live in Florida and believe they may be eligible for representation can contact Soreide Law Group at 1-888-760-6552. Consultations are also available over Zoom and will allow potential clients to explore their options for legal recourse in a no-obligation environment with a member of the firm’s expert team.
For more information, visit https://www.securitieslawyer.com
Contact Info:
Name: Lars Soreide
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Organization: Soreide Law Group
Address: 2401 East Atlantic Boulevard Suite 305, Pompano Beach, Florida 33062, United States
Website: https://www.securitieslawyer.com/
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