New York Securities Attorney

Finding a New York securities fraud attorney

It may not be difficult to find a New York securities fraud attorney. In the financial capital of the world, law practices dealing with finance, investment and securities fraud abound. But if the situation arises where you need to make a claim or settle a dispute regarding your investments, you want a New York securities fraud attorney with a high level of experience to help you through the process.

Which New York securities fraud attorney is right for you?

Have your mutual funds been affected by market timing or mismanagement? Has your financial analyst provided advice based on tainted research? The right lawyer can help you sort out your claim.

When you need the services of a lawyer, ask yourself a few questions. What sets a particular lawyer apart? Does the lawyer have extensive experience in the area of pursuing arbitration in matters of investment mishandling? Does the lawyer understand the implications of mismanagement or negligence regarding mutual funds investments? What sort of cases has the lawyer handled before?

Introducing Zamansky & Associates

Zamansky & Associates, headed by Jacob H. Zamansky, is one of the leading plaintiff's equity arbitration firms in the country. The firm provides first-class litigation and arbitration services on a contingency fee basis and represents individual and institutional investors in arbitration claims against major Wall Street firms.

The firm is representing individuals and institutional investors who suffered substantial losses as a result of the April 2000 "High Technology" Stock Crash.
The firm represented an investor in a "ground breaking" case which sought to impose liability for high technology stock losses upon "superstar" analyst Henry Blodget of Merrill Lynch. The claim asserted that the analyst failed to disclose material conflicts of interest and used baseless valuation criteria in setting exorbitant price targets on tech stocks and that the analyst made misleading "buy" recommendations. Merrill Lynch agreed to settle the case in a decision which "stunned the financial world."
The firm is representing individual investors in claims against their brokers for "unsuitable" investments, "churning" of accounts and market manipulation.

Jacob H. Zamansky - uniquely qualified

Mr. Zamansky has more than 26 years of litigation experience gained at private law firms (including Skadden Arps) and as a federal prosecutor (FTC). As someone who knows the inner workings of Wall Street, he is uniquely qualified to represent individual investors in their claims against the Street.

Also regarded as the voice of the individual investor, Mr. Zamansky is a frequent commentator and "source" for CNBC, CNN, National Network and FOX Business and has been quoted for publication in virtually every financial and legal publication including The Wall Street Journal, Business Week and Fortune Magazine.

"Suitability" requires the broker to "know your customer" and "know your security." In other words, a broker has an obligation to make sure that the securities recommended to the customer are consistent with the customer's "investment objective" and "risk tolerance." The broker's obligation to "know your security" requires the broker to have a reasonable basis of fact upon which to recommend the security to the customer.

When you need litigation help, look to an experienced lawyer

For mutual funds issues, suitability disputes, churning, or stock analyst research issues, look to the experience of Jacob Zamansky at Zamansky and Associates for the help you need. His experience can help you get the satisfactory resolution you seek for your investment industry concerns.

Contact Zamansky & Associates.