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Debtor/Creditor
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Debtor/Creditor
For debtors, we understand and respect that financial challenges are stressful and we pride ourselves in our ability to support and guide our clients through these difficult times. We have experience in debt work outs, settlements, business liquidations, defending collections, and bankruptcy. We also specialize in bankruptcies with tax complications. Our business services include: liquidating businesses outside of the bankruptcy process or filing a bankruptcy when necessary, advising business owners of their fiduciary duties, negotiating with secured and unsecured creditors, defending unexpected collection activity, and providing general financial and operational advice to weather a financial storm. Our individual debtor services include debt settlements, planning and filing bankruptcy, asset protection, defending personal liability claims and forced collections.
For creditors, we strive to protect your investment or claim and your ability to collect. We are experienced in enforcing secured creditors rights in and out of court and all facets of collection. Our services include negotiating settlements, protecting and securing collateral, collecting on judgments, and filing/protecting your claim in bankruptcy.

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Our Debtor-Creditor/ Insolvency services include:
- Financial and operational planning to navigate financial distress
- Debt work outs and settlements
- Business liquidation
- Advising business owners and officers of fiduciary liability and risks of personal liability
- Business and Individual bankruptcy filings
- Creditor representation in bankruptcy
- Enforcing judgments and protecting collateral
- Defending forced collection
Stockbroker/Financial Advisor Representation
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Stockbroker/Financial Advisor Representation
We represent financial advisors in claims brought by or against their broker-dealers or RIA firms. We also represent advisors who have lost clients because of investments they recommended, based on faulty information from their broker-dealer. In these situations, FINRA panels have awarded financial advisors the value of the lost business. We have successfully represented financial advisors in promissory note cases, discrimination and harassment, raiding-related claims, compensation issues, and U-5 reporting issues.
From our history of representing clients, we have found that it is best that it is best to limit our investor cases to the representation of investors only, and for that reason, we do not represent defendants in those cases.

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Shareholder Rights
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Shareholder Rights
Our shareholder rights cases arise when a person or group controlling a company does something that is not in the best interest of the other owners. Usually, the act in question benefits the controllers at the expense of other investor-owners of the company.
Our clients are those who have been disadvantaged by the controlling group’s actions. Usually, we are suing on behalf of the company itself, seeking to set aside the controller’s acts and recover any ill-gotten gains they may have realized.

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Ponzi Clawback Litigation
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Ponzi Clawback Litigation
Especially since the ugly collapse of Bernard Madoff’s extensive Ponzi scheme in 2008, receivers and trustees of bankrupt Ponzi operations are attempting to recover billions of dollars from innocent investors who were fortunate enough to have gotten their money back before the fraudulent operation collapsed.
These are called clawback claims. We represent innocent investors nationwide – those who were unaware that they had invested in a Ponzi Scheme — when they are named as defendants in clawback claims.

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Securities Litigation
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Securities Litigation
When we decide that the best option to recover investment losses is bringing claims against general partners, investment advisors, investment salesmen, hedge fund managers and the like, we file cases in state and federal courts throughout the country.
We have particular expertise and experience in claims against participants – the actors that the law holds responsible even though they did not sell or manage the investments. Examples include cases against law firms or accounting firms that prepared legal documents for an investment, and partners or control persons of a selling person or group.
If you have concerns about how your money is being handled, or if your broker has stopped returning your calls, contact our Investor Defenders team for a free, confidential consultation at 1-800-647-8130 or InvestorDefenders.com

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FINRA Securities Arbitration
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FINRA Securities Arbitration
When investment losses occur in a stock brokerage account, claims for investment losses usually have to be filed in a FINRA arbitration proceeding rather than court. That is because virtually every firm’s forms that you must sign when you open an investment account have a provision stating that you agree to go to arbitration rather than court if there is ever a dispute.
If headed to arbitration, it is critical that you have counsel who is specifically experienced in arbitration. That experience is available to you at 800.647.8130 with a free and confidential initial consultation with a member of our skilled Investor Defenders team.

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Investment Loss Recovery
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Investment Loss Recovery
If a conservative to moderate investor loses, say, 20% of his portfolio designed by a financial advisor, the chances are very good that the advisor is at fault. Likewise, if a particular investment was described to you as a “good investment,” or “safe and secure” and later becomes worthless or illiquid, chances are good that someone misrepresented that investment to you.
We evaluate how much money was lost, why it was lost, and whether the law supports a claim for recovery. If the losses are significant, and were caused by an advisor’s mistake or an investment principal’s misrepresentations, we seek to set the sale aside – our clients offer to give back the investment in exchange for a return of their purchase price, plus interest and attorney fees when the law allows it.

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Construction
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Construction
From the drafting of construction-related contracts to the litigation of disputes, we provide expert legal services to a wide variety of clients with issues relating to construction. Residential and commercial property owners, general contractors, subcontractors, developers, material suppliers, and design professionals come to us for projects of all sizes from residential remodeling jobs to large commercial and public works projects.
With broad experience assisting both property owners and construction contractors, our attorneys offer clients extensive knowledge and understanding of construction-related issues including, construction liens, real estate and taxation. For construction-related disputes, our experienced attorneys provide litigation, arbitration, and mediation services.

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Our Construction legal services include:
- Contract drafting, preparation, and negotiation
- Contract review and analysis
- Advice and consultation relating to construction disputes
- Construction liens
- Collections
- Construction Contractors Board matters
- Prosecution and defense of construction disputes in arbitration, litigation, and administrative hearings
Appeals
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Appeals
Our appellate group has handled appeals at both the state and federal level in a wide variety of areas, including commercial disputes, fiduciary disputes, employment issues, and state and federal tax matters. That breadth of experience allows us to work with you not just to prevail in court, but to resolve the issues that got you there in the first place.
