Michigan Securities and Fraud Attorneys
Who are the Attorneys at Israels & Neuman, PLC?
Aaron Israels is a Michigan licensed investment fraud attorney who can help you determine if you can recover some or all of your investment losses. Our securities and investment fraud law firm represents Michigan investors who have lost money through the actions or inactions of their financial advisors, stockbrokers, financial advisory firms and brokerage firms. Aaron Israels and Dave Neuman have represented hundreds of aggrieved investors in securities arbitration cases filed in FINRA Arbitration (the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority), the American Arbitration Association (AAA), and JAMS (Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Services).
Call Israels & Neuman, PLC today to speak to an attorney who can help you determine if you can recover some or all of your investment losses. CONTACT US for a free and confidential consultation. Israels & Neuman, PLC offers contingency fee representation, so there is no attorney fee unless we recover money for you! All inquiries are strictly confidential.
Who Do the Attorneys at Israels & Neuman Represent From Michigan?
Israels & Neuman, PLC has offices in Grand Rapids, Michigan and Ann Arbor, Michigan. We regularly represent aggrieved investors in court and arbitration proceedings throughout Michigan, including in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Holland, Kalamazoo, Grand Haven, Traverse City, Lansing, Royal Oak, Portage, Bloomfield, Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Southfield, Novi, Warren, Rochester Hills, Grandville, St. Joseph, Canton, Westland, Dearborn, Muskegon, and Livonia.
How Does Israels & Neuman Help Investors Recover Losses?
We represent investors in proceedings to help recover investment losses. Our attorneys file claims for unsuitable investment recommendations, failure to supervise advisors and brokers, violations of Reg BI (Regulation Best Interest), PONZI schemes, stolen money, churning and excessive trading, breach of fiduciary duty, financial advisor malpractice, improper use of margin or loans, securities fraud and misrepresentations.
What Should Michigan Investors Do if They Suspect Financial Advisor Negligence?
If you suspect advisor negligence, you should call the law firm of Israels & Neuman for a free, no obligation case review. As an investor, you should know that Michigan residents are protected by the provisions of the Michigan Uniform Securities Act of 2008 or “MUSA”. The MUSA regulates the sales of securities in the State of Michigan and also imposes regulations on the securities industry. Under Michigan law, a brokerage firm and advisory firm can be liable for each and every bad act committed by agents and brokers, jointly and severally, to the same extent that its agents would be liable for the bad act. This means that you could be entitled to damages from your advisor and their firm when the law is violated.
What Should Michigan Investors Who Have Lost Money Due to Investment Fraud Do?
Aggrieved investors should contact an experienced attorney at Israels & Neuman for a free, no obligation case review to discuss their rights. Investors should also make sure that all documents related to their investment losses are kept somewhere safe. Finally, investors should be careful of who they speak with regarding their investment losses and should always assume their conversations are being recorded and will be used against them later.
What Resources Are Available to Michigan Investors Experiencing Securities Fraud?
The LARA enforcement division investigates complaints related to the sales of securities, including complaints about brokers, brokerage firms, and investment advisors. The enforcement division has offices in Lansing, Michigan.
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