South Florida Securities Fraud Attorney: FINRA Arbitration Law Services Expanded
Mar 1, 2023
The Soreide Law Group announces contingency-based legal representation to South Florida residents who have been victimized by unauthorized trades made by a broker.
Pompano Beach, United States - March 1, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The Soreide Law Group, a law practice specializing in securities fraud, has announced legal assistance to defrauded investors in South Florida. According to the firm, it can walk clients through the entire litigation process to ascertain the damage and obtain fair compensation.
To read more about how one may be able to secure compensation from a broker for unauthorized trading, visit https://www.securitieslawyer.com
“Unauthorized trading is a civil offense of which there can be severe penalties for,” a firm representative explained. “In Florida, if trading is done without the client’s permission, lawsuits can be filed with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority’s (FINRA) dispute resolution forum.”
They added that successful claims brought under the Florida Securities and Investor Protection Act (Florida Statute Section 517) may entitle the victim to treble damages in addition to attorney’s fees and costs.
The Soreide Law Group specializes in the FINRA arbitration process, which is a highly complex yet versatile litigation method that can achieve out-of-court settlement in a shorter amount of time than would otherwise be necessary. Its attorneys are intimately familiar with this process and can leverage a wide range of state and federal statutes in order to achieve a fair outcome for all involved.
Lars Soreide, the head attorney at the firm, has been litigating cases before FINRA for over 15 years. In the past, his firm has found success in cases involving everything from high-risk and unauthorized trading to excessive broker commissions or fees.
Many of the clients represented by the law firm are retirees, as they are statistically more likely to be impacted by securities fraud or outright embezzlement from the financial professionals they trust, since they may have trouble reading and understanding brokerage statements.
The Soreide Law Group advances all costs until victory is achieved, and will work with all clients efficiently, closely, and respectfully to determine the path forward with the highest chance of securing recovery.
“If you have been impacted by fraudulent or negligent trading on the part of a securities broker or financial advisor, schedule a no-obligation consultation with our team,” the firm’s spokesperson said. “During this consultation, eligibility for representation will be discussed and recovery options will be explored depending on the nature of the case.”
Those seeking representation in such a case can call 1-888-760-6552 or visit https://www.securitieslawyer.com for more information regarding eligibility requirements.
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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