Representing Oklahoma Plaintiffs in Securities Litigation

These days, opening up quarterly portfolio statements is nobody’s idea of a good time. For most, in fact, it is a downright depressing experience. At the same time, a down market cannot be blamed for every loss or for every poor decision. Neither can it excuse deliberate attempts to defraud.

At Graham, Allen & Brown P.C., we have decades of experience to draw from with plaintiffs’ securities litigation and an equally long track record of results. We understand how easily and often misconduct occurs in this industry and we have the resources it takes to hold wrongdoers and irresponsible parties accountable. We encourage you to tell us your story and get an experienced perspective on just what did happen and what can be done about it now. To do that, just call our law offices at 918-948-6171 or contact us online.

Plaintiff’s Claims in Securities Litigation

Our firm handles securities litigation in federal courts statewide, cases being tried in state courts in the Tulsa area and surrounding portions of northern Oklahoma and appeals as well. Some of the more common issues seen in these cases include:

• Broker-dealer or financial advisor misconduct
• Misrepresentation or misconduct in sales practices
• Omissions (failure to fully disclose fees or other material information)
• Unsuitability claims, recommending unsuitable investment products
• Over-concentrating investments (failing to diversify)
• Improper executions
• Breaches of fiduciary duty
• Criminal misconduct including forgery, embezzlement, insider trading, operating a Ponzi scheme and other forms of deliberate fraud

Aggressively Pursuing Fair Compensation

We are known for our ability to handle challenging cases and have had significant successes involving this area of the law. The attorneys at our firm played important roles in a 2006 class action securities case that was ultimately settled for $311 million dollars.

Much of the firm’s previous success stems from the fact that our lawyers understand how the securities industry is supposed to operate and how to evaluate the various factors relevant to the decisions or actions that were taken on behalf of our clients – something that allows us to take a very direct and aggressive approach to securities litigation. In fact, this approach has helped favorably resolve a number of cases without the need for trial.