What is Securities Fraud?

Frequently Asked Questions

Recent News about Securities Fraud and Investor Protection

Information You Should Know

Investor Victory: NASD Arbitrators Hit SSB with Punitive Damages

Duties of Stockbrokers to Their Customers

21st Century Investment Fraud

Whose Money is it Anyway? Margin Investing & Borrowing

Employee Stock Options: Stockbrokers' Goldmine, Employees' Bust

Common Complaints Against Stockbrokers

Legal Causes of Action Against Brokers and Brokerage Firms

The Arbitration Process

Calculation of Damages

Timing Issues, Eligibility and Statutes of Limitation

How to Avoid Problems

Information for Attorneys

Securities Fraud and Investor Protection Resource Center
 
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Securities Fraud & Investor Protection Resource Center
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Telephone: (617) 345-3000
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What is securities fraud? What are your rights as an investor and what duties does your broker owe to you? How do you know if you have been defrauded by your stockbroker or investment advisor? What can you do about it, if you have been subjected to stockbroker fraud? You will find information at this web site which will assist you in addressing these questions and others which may arise in connection with improper investments and stockbroker/customer disputes.

Most investment losses are the result of market forces, trends and factors which have nothing to do with securities fraud. Stockbrokers do not have a crystal ball and they are not guarantors of investments. But if your losses have been the result of wrongful action or fraud, you ought to know because you may be able to do something about it and recover your losses. The information at this site will hopefully assist you in distinguishing between frivolous claims and claims with merit, sour grapes and securities fraud. Finally, this site should help you understand the securities arbitration process and which claims may be appropriate or eligible for arbitration.

More about Securities Fraud

Following are further resources that may assist you in finding pertinent rules and regulations governing securities trading practices and help you learn more about securities fraud and your rights as an investor.

More about Harry S. Miller, Esq.

Harry S. Miller is a partner of the law firm of Burns & Levinson, LLP in Boston, Massachusetts. He represents investors all over the country who have been defrauded by their stockbrokers or otherwise victimized by securities fraud. If you feel that you have been a victim of securities fraud and need legal assistance, we would be happy to provide you with a free initial consultation.

Please contact Harry S. Miller, Esq. at:
Burns & Levinson LLP
125 Summer Street
Boston, MA 02110
Toll Free Number: (888) 472-1800
Telephone: (617) 345-3000
E-mail: hmiller@securitieslaw.com


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