Securities Fraud & Investment Misconduct

Securities Fraud & Investment Misconduct

Ponzi Schemes and Investment Fraud

Broker Theft, Misappropriation, and Securities Fraud

  • Theft or misappropriation of investor funds
  • Unauthorized trading or transfers
  • Churning and excessive trading
  • Self-dealing and undisclosed conflicts of interest
  • Recommendations of unsuitable investments

IPO Fraud and Misrepresentations

Attorney Marc Fitapelli Discussing Federal Securities Law

We represent investors in cases involving:

  • Private placements under Rule 506(b) that were never registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission
  • Offerings sold to investors who did not qualify under exemption rules under Section 4(a)(2) of the Securities and Exchange Act.
  • Misrepresentations about risk, liquidity, or use of funds
  • Improper commissions or undisclosed compensation to brokers

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Our Recent Cases

Our recent cases involve Ponzi schemes, broker theft, unsuitable investments, unregistered offerings, and IPO misrepresentations, pursuing investor recovery through FINRA arbitration and securities litigation nationwide.

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Securities Fraud & Investment Misconduct – Frequently Asked Questions

Securities fraud occurs when investors are misled through false statements, omissions of material facts, or deceptive conduct in connection with investments. This can include Ponzi schemes, broker theft, unsuitable investment recommendations, unregistered securities offerings, and misleading disclosures in private placements or IPOs.

Yes. Elderly investors are frequently targeted for securities fraud and unsuitable investments. Claims may involve retirement accounts, excessive trading, high-risk products, or outright theft. Additional legal protections may apply when financial exploitation of seniors is involved.

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