Boston Investment Fraud and Securities Lawyer
An investment and securities fraud attorney is the ally investors turn to when broker negligence, unsuitable recommendations, unauthorized trading, Ponzi schemes, margin abuse, or market‑manipulation schemes drain hard‑earned savings. These practitioners file FINRA arbitration claims, negotiate settlements, and—when needed—pursue courtroom litigation to recover losses and enforce securities laws.
With more than 45 years of experience and $175 million recovered for clients, the Boston investment fraud lawyers at the Law Offices of Robert Wayne Pearce, P.A. stand ready to help local investors seek financial recovery.
Whether the misconduct involves churning, private‑placement fraud, unsuitable options strategies, or a classic Ponzi scheme, founder and attorney Robert Pearce is prepared to protect your interests and hold the wrongdoers accountable.
Why Our Deep Securities Experience Matters
We represent Boston‑based investors and maintain detailed knowledge of the Massachusetts Uniform Securities Act (Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 110A) and related regulations, such as 950 CMR 12.204 addressing fiduciary duties.:contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} If you suspect misconduct, call us for a no‑cost consultation.
Searching for an investment fraud or securities fraud attorney “near me” might not always get you the best attorney for your case. That said, we represent clients nationwide and have represented investors near you in Boston.
From fraud in high‑net‑worth portfolios to smaller nest eggs that still deserve protection, we guide clients through FINRA arbitration, state‑court actions, and other recovery paths throughout Boston’s investment landscape:
- Beacon Hill & Back Bay – Historic brownstones and legacy wealth often held in family trusts can mask excessive margin use or undisclosed conflicts of interest.:contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
- Seaport District & Fort Point – Tech entrepreneurs and early‑stage investors are frequently pitched private placements, heightening risks of misrepresentation and dilution.
- South End & Bay Village – Professionals with concentrated stock awards may face unsuitable over‑leverage or unauthorized options overlays.
- Downtown Crossing & Financial District – Executives managing complex portfolios require vigilant oversight to detect churning or fraudulent advisory fees.
How Our Team Helps You Pursue Recovery
Since 1980 our firm has tirelessly served investors, handling a wide range of cases across Massachusetts, including:
- Fraud and misrepresentation
- Stock market losses
- Ponzi schemes
- Margin call liquidations
- Misappropriation of funds
- Private placement fraud
- Breach of Fiduciary Duty
- Churning
- Selling Away
- Unauthorized trading
- And many others (click here for all case types our firm handles)
Attorney Robert Pearce will lead every step—from evidence gathering to pursuing FINRA arbitration or filing suit. We understand the nuances of securities rules and FINRA procedures.
A Tailored Plan for Your Investment Fraud Claim
We recognize that every situation is unique. Our attorneys investigate the details of your claim and develop a plan designed specifically for your needs. With our in‑depth understanding of securities regulations, we’re committed to securing the strongest possible outcome for you.
Contact the Boston Investment and Securities Fraud Attorneys at the Law Offices of Robert Wayne Pearce, P.A. Today
Don’t let fraud jeopardize your financial goals. At the Law Offices of Robert Wayne Pearce, P.A., we’re here to help you work toward recovering your losses.
We’ve recovered more than $175 million for our clients, establishing ourselves as determined advocates for investor rights, and with over 45 years of experience in securities law, our firm has tackled some of the most complex regulations that govern investments.
Call the investment fraud recovery and FINRA arbitration lawyers at the Law Offices of Robert Wayne Pearce, P.A. at (800) 732‑2889 or fill out the free consultation form on the right to connect with an attorney today. There’s no obligation, and we keep all inquiries strictly confidential.
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