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When You Are Accused of Securities Fraud
Financial advisers are trusted to look out for the best interests of their clients when managing their hard-earned money. The significance of that role sometimes leads to accusations of securities fraud. While the financial future of a client may be at stake, the career of a securities broker could end in an instant.
At Jonathan Marks, P.C. in New York City, we recognize the consequences of a conviction and diligently fight for the rights of our clients.
An accusation of securities fraud does not mean that you are automatically going to prison, nor does it represent the end of your career. For the level of representation you need, contact an attorney at our office at 646-257-4268 or 866-407-4034.
The Consequences of Breaching Fiduciary Duties
Securities fraud has become a high-profile crime. The media reports on financial advisors that give anything but good advice and only look out for their own interests. Victims can number in the hundreds and monetary losses can number in the millions. A prison sentence may be in the future and a promising career can come to a crashing end.
Seeking Resolution in Your Best Interests
At Jonathan Marks, P.C., we are at your side throughout the entire process. We listen to your story with understanding and compassion and use our resources to aggressively defend you. From there, we identify the best way to resolve your case. We do not shy away from the courtroom, but will explore the option of a plea bargain or possible cooperation if securities fraud involves other parties or higher-ups. Know that your best interests come first.
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