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Investment Fraud Lawyer for Investment Fraud

Investment Fraud Attorneys

Investment fraud is alive and well and thriving. Do you need an investment fraud lawyer? Investment fraud comes in many shapes and sizes and flavors. Let’s count the ways:

  • Investment fraud can be perpetrated by stockbroker malpractice.
  • Investment fraud can be caused by stock churning.
  • Investment fraud happens when your stockbroker sells you stocks and mutual funds for which s/he receives hefty commissions but fails to disclose that information to you.
  • Investment fraud is perpetuated when a stockbroker sells you annuities and you need the money sooner vs. later.
  • Investment fraud is when your stock broker or insurance agents fails to tell you about all the penalties of early withdrawal.
  • Investment fraud is when you agree to an investment tool because you are threatened, lied to, confused, and afraid.
  • Investment fraud can happen frequently on the Internet through a variety of thinly-veiled scams.

Have you been the victim of investment fraud? Do you need an investment fraud attorney?

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Let’s consider Internet investment fraud. While the Internet has been a marvelous research tool; it’s also been a prime ground for investment fraud scams because it’s almost impossible to tell the difference between fact and fiction. With a Web site and bulk email list, a company can rise from the ashes and pay people to write online newsletters that recommend their stocks. While this isn't illegal, the federal securities laws require the newsletters to disclose who paid them, the amount, and the type of payment. But many investment fraud scammers fail to do so.
                  
Investment frauds encompass one or more of the following:

  • Inside information almost always means fraudulent information by paid promoters.
  • There is no way you can turn $5 into $60,000 in six weeks. This is a pyramid scheme.
  • There is no such thing as risk free investing, guaranteed returns, or spectacular profits.

Forget about off-shore schemes targeting U.S. investors because U.S. law enforcement cannot investigate and prosecute foreign frauds.

Do you need an investment fraud lawyer? Contact Anapol Schwartz for a legal consultation. You are not alone.

  • Investment fraud comes in many shapes and sizes and flavors.
  • Investment fraud can be perpetrated by stockbroker malpractice.
  • Investment fraud can be caused by stock churning.
  • Investment fraud happens when your stockbroker sells you stocks and mutual funds for which s/he receives hefty commissions but fails to disclose that information to you.
  • Investment fraud is perpetuated when a stockbroker sells you annuities and you need the money sooner vs. later.
  • Investment fraud is when your stock broker or insurance agents fails to tell you about all the penalties of early withdrawal.
  • Investment fraud is when you agree to an investment tool because you are threatened, lied to, confused, and afraid.
  • Investment fraud can happen frequently on the Internet through a variety of thinly-veiled scams.

Contact Our NASD Broker Negligence & Fraud Case Lawyers Today »

Have you been the victim of investment fraud? Do you need an investment fraud attorney?

Let’s consider Internet investment fraud. While the Internet has been a marvelous research tool; it’s also been a prime ground for investment fraud scams because it’s almost impossible to tell the difference between fact and fiction. With a Web site and bulk email list, a company can rise from the ashes and pay people to write online newsletters that recommend their stocks. While this isn't illegal, the federal securities laws require the newsletters to disclose who paid them, the amount, and the type of payment. But many investment fraud scammers fail to do so.

Investment frauds encompass one or more of the following:

  • Inside information almost always means fraudulent information by paid promoters.
  • There is no way you can turn $5 into $60,000 in six weeks. This is a pyramid scheme.
  • There is no such thing as risk free investing, guaranteed returns, or spectacular profits.

Forget about off-shore schemes targeting U.S. investors because U.S. law enforcement cannot investigate and prosecute foreign frauds.

Do you need an investment fraud lawyer? Contact Anapol Schwartz for a legal consultation. You are not alone.

Consider filing an equity indexed annuity lawsuit.

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