Securities Broker Dealers or Sellers of TIC Interests

Hiring a securities lawyer to represent you in an investment loss claim is an important decision. Don't make the mistake of hiring an inexperienced practioner, a "non attorney" or a "mass" or "class action" law firm seeking to capitalize on the turmoil in the financial markets. David Liebrader has been practicing law since 1993, exclusively in the field of investment loss recovery. He has represented hundreds of investors in FINRA (formerly NASD) arbitrations, and in state and federal court. He has obtained awards, judgments and settlements on behalf of clients in excess of $25 million. As an arbitrator himself (Chairman qualified) he is familiar with what arbitration panels are looking for during evidentiary hearings.

Typical of the claims he has successfully handled are cases involving unsuitable investments, churning, excessive use of margin, unregistered securities and unlicensed salespersons, CMOs and viaticals. Recent cases include "tenant in common" real estate transactions that were sold as securities by firms such as DBSI and Grubb & Ellis. These cases require a detailed analysis to determine whether sales violations occurred.

Why is it important to hire an experienced securities attorney? Securities attorneys are familiar with securities law, which means that certain claims which might otherwise not be brought by lawyers who don't specialize in this field will be included in the claim. Securities attorneys are also more familiar with the way FINRA arbitration works, making it less likely a client will be stuck with an unfavorable arbitration panel.

When hiring a lawyer, make sure the lawyer is securities law experienced.

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