Category: Securities Investment Litigation and Arbitration

As an investor, you entrust your hard-earned money to a financial professional under the assumption that your broker or advisor will act in your best interest. Unfortunately, disputes do occur between investor and broker, for a variety of reasons. To protect yourself when investing, it’s imperative that you understand your rights as an investor. According […]

After five years in the making, the DOL finally approved a new fiduciary rule that is designed to protect client retirement investment accounts by regulating investment advice from dealer-brokers. The rule has stirred up quite a bit of controversy in the financial world, as it will dramatically change the suitability standard that brokers previously operated […]

“Variable Annuities” and “Equity Indexed Annuities” (sometimes referred to as “Indexed Annuities”) are complex, high-cost products that are usually unsuitable for most individuals, and especially seniors. But billions of dollars of sales take place annually, encouraged by the high commissions paid to annuity sales people, who often fail to clearly explain the risks and pitfalls […]

This March, attorney Robert Port appeared on Gwinnett Business RadioX and was interviewed by Mike Sammond on the topic of investment securities and financial fraud. Robert talks about securities litigation, the focus of his practice. Primarily, Robert specializes in claims arising from fraud, misconduct, or mismanagement by stockbrokers, financial advisors, or insurance agents. Here are some highlights from this month’s […]