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Is Your Broker Trading at Your Expense?

February 10, 2017 Blog

While brokers are supposed to make their money by recommending sound investments, some brokers choose to earn a living by making trades that generate fees and commissions without serving the best interests of their clients. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has warned of these fraudulent practices previously, and it […]

Key Statistics from FINRA’s U.S. Investor Survey

February 8, 2017 Blog

Each year, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) surveys U.S. investors with non-retirement portfolios and publishes the results of the survey in a report called, “Investors in the United States.” It recently released the results of its survey for 2016. Here are some of the highlights: More than 50 Percent […]

The SEC’s 10 Tips for Safe Investing in 2017

February 6, 2017 Blog

It’s a new year, but individual investors continue to face many of the same risks when it comes to broker fraud, unsuitable investment advice and fraudulent investment scams. If you are planning to invest in 2017, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has 10 tips for, “mak[ing] better informed investment […]

What to Expect When You File for Securities Arbitration

January 31, 2017 Blog

If you have suffered losses in your brokerage account due to broker fraud, the primary way to recover your losses is by filing for securities arbitration with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). Federal regulations require all registered brokers to arbitrate disputes with their clients through FINRA, and FINRA arbitration […]

More Warnings About Oil and Gas Investment Scams

January 30, 2017 Blog

Oil and gas investment scams continue to pose a significant risk for individual investors. These scams, which often target elderly investors and individuals with little experience investing (and usually no experience investing in speculative oil and gas ventures), are commonly designed to lure investors into building their investments gradually. Then, […]

Are You Eligible to File for FINRA Arbitration?

January 27, 2017 Blog

If you have suffered sudden and unexpected losses in your brokerage account, it is worth investigating whether your losses may be the result of investment fraud. Investment fraud is far more common than most investors would like to believe, and each year numerous investors recover their fraudulent losses through arbitration […]

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“Jake Zamasky and his colleagues represented me in a FINRA arbitration case against a large multinational bank and succeeded in obtaining an award for the full amount of my investment losses. I would highly recommend the Zamansky firm for their experience in securities litigation, their level of detailed research and case preparation, and their ability to effectively fight for what’s right.”

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“Throughout my entire case, Jake Zamansky was incredibly responsive and spent time walking me through each step of the process. He is professional and worked with my challenging schedule, even meeting with me nights and on weekends. He knew exactly which turn to take when it came to my case and yet was respectful of any decisions I wanted to make resulting in a positive outcome.”

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“Jake Zamansky and his firm represented me in a FINRA arbitration case to recover investment losses. Jake and his team were very professional and worked very hard preparing for trial and then reaching a substantial settlement of our case. I would highly recommend them.”

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“Jake Zamansky represented me in a FINRA arbitration case which allowed me to recover a substantial portion of investment losses. He is truly an expert in this space and I would highly recommend him to those investors who may have been been a victim of investment fraud.”

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“Jake and his team did a great job communicating with me throughout the process of my lawsuit. I would recommend him to anyone looking to sue UBS for unethical practices.”

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