When it comes to high-stake securities litigation cases, it’s imperative to have the right legal representation at your side. This isn’t exactly the time to make the mistake of hiring someone who doesn’t know exactly what they’re doing in the process. While specialization and experience are …Read More
We occasionally receive questions regarding investment fraud and stockbroker misconduct. There’s no doubt that these areas can be a bit complex and difficult to understand. In this blog post, we will review some of the more common types of investment fraud. Private Offerings This is a funding roun…Read More
What are you supposed to do when the professional stock broker you’re supposed to trust with investing your money commits fraud against you? You’re supposed to hire a securities attorney to legally fight. Stock brokers are bound by fiduciary duty to always act in the best interest of their clien…Read More
Hedge funds seem like a relatively safe investment, which is why many people choose this type of fund to earn a high investment. However, hedge funds aren’t as safe as they are cracked up to be. Many have known associated risks and are not a great option for all types of investors. It is these ris…Read More
The primary goal of securities attorneys is to protect the legal rights of consumers in all areas of financial law. With huge corporations known to commit fraud and to steal from trusting investors (Enron in 2001 for example), it is imperative that consumers keep their eyes open to suspicious activi…Read More
Commonly known as stock or investment fraud, securities fraud is the name of the misleading practice that encourages investors to purchase or make financial decisions based on incorrect and false information about investment contracts, municipal bonds and bank notes. Securities fraud can also happen…Read More
About 20 years ago, the New York law firm of Sadis & Goldberg was founded. Our securities litigation attorneys came in with a variety of skills and expertise. Even so, our mission as a law office was simple: to represent investors, investment advisors, industry professionals, and brokerage firms…Read More