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NASD, NYSE and Other Securities Arbitrations

By virtue of both contracts between customers and their brokerage firms, and judicial interpretations, virtually all disputes between customers and their brokers and brokerage firms must be resolved through arbitration before the NASD, NYSE, NFA, AAA or one of the other, self-regulatory organizations that govern the securities industry.

The Firm regularly represents public investors (including individuals, trusts, hedge funds and other institutions) in claims against their brokers and brokerage firms involving securities fraud ; unsuitability; churning; failure to execute and a myriad of other disputes that arise between the customer and the brokerage firm. The Firm also represents a variety of brokerage firms and registered persons in defending themselves against similar claims brought against them.

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New York Office
400 Park Avenue, 14th Floor
New York, NY 10022
tel: 212.688.5900
toll free: 800.496.5900
fax: 212.688.6151

California Office
401 West "A" Street, Suite 2330
San Diego, CA 92101
tel: 619.696.9500
toll free: 888.748.8748
fax: 619.615.5290


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