Our Securities Litigation Attorneys Help Companies of All Sizes Resolve Complex Disputes
Securities disputes can lead to complex and high-stakes commercial litigation involving significant financial losses, reputational damage, or even criminal charges. Don't let unexpected securities issues disrupt your business--turn to Dortch Lindstrom Livingston Law Group for exceptional legal representation and support.
Our award-winning commercial lawyers represent public and private companies of all sizes and have successfully resolved securities matters in venues ranging from state and federal courts to international tribunals. We have the experience, skill, resources, and reach needed to protect your rights and interests in securities litigation effectively. Discover what our skilled legal team could do for your case.
We Capably Handle Wide-Ranging Securities Matters
Securities litigation is a multifaceted, highly specialized, and constantly evolving area of law. Our talented attorneys have extensive experience resolving broad-ranging securities matters, including the following types of disputes.
Securities fraud
These conflicts occur when a party intentionally misrepresents the facts surrounding the purchase and/or sale of stocks, bonds, and other financial instruments. Whether you're a victim or facing accusations of securities fraud, we can help.
Conflict of interest issues
In securities trading, conflicts of interest can lead to significant losses. These disputes happen when one party plays multiple roles, such as a securities firm engaging in investment banking and stock brokerage and analysis. This situation creates a conflict of interest, as analysts could manipulate securities ratings to favor the firm.
Inaccurate prospectus disclosures
Prospectuses contain essential information about securities available to the public. Sometimes, however, prospectus information can be inaccurate or misrepresented. If you suffered substantial losses due to incorrect prospectus disclosures, our team can help you navigate litigation to hold the responsible party accountable.
Insider trading
When trading securities, using knowledge or information not available to the public to benefit trades is both illegal and a common securities dispute. Parties that may have and unlawfully use this information include brokers, analysts, investment bankers, and company employees.
Market manipulation
An ongoing threat in the securities industry, market manipulation occurs when a company, broker, or individual investor engages in activities that create false impressions of the market's state. Other examples of market manipulation include falsifying details about a security, the trading or movement of that security, or additional information investors use to make investment decisions.
Risky trading activities
All investments carry risks. The law requires brokers to ensure that clients understand the level and nature of the risks involved in trading activities and only take approved actions. Unfortunately, some brokers may find themselves tempted by the potential for big rewards and take unreasonably high risks to obtain them, sometimes without client consent.
Helping Securities Litigation Clients Obtain the Best Possible Outcome
Dortch Lindstrom Livingston Law Group leverages decades of litigation experience and offers effective solutions to help clients overcome securities problems. Don't let securities disputes derail your business plans. Get the tireless representation you need to protect your interests.