We are dedicated to representing individuals who have experienced losses due to stockbroker negligence or fraud.
- We Represent Investors Nationwide
- No Attorney Fees Unless We Collect For You
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- Recovered $50 million in Private Arbitration
- Solely Devoted to Securities Arbitration for Nearly 20 Years
Securities Arbitration Attorneys
Oakes & Fosher is a law firm dedicated solely to representing individual investors in disputes with stock brokers and brokerage firms. Because securities arbitration litigation is such an extremely narrow and specialized area of the law, Oakes & Fosher represents investors throughout the United States. Over the years, Oakes & Fosher has represented over 1,000 investors throughout the country for whom we have recovered millions of dollars due to stock broker negligence and/or fraud. With our team of experienced attorneys and legal staff, we are well equipped to handle your case professionally and confidentially. Our team provides you with the representation you need: representation that will best enable you to recover the compensation to which you are legally entitled. Furthermore, our legal fees are based entirely on whether we are able to recover for you.
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Client Testimonials
“I can’t even begin to thank you for winning my case and giving me another chance. You don’t know how much I appreciate you.”
~ Karen L., Corona, CA
“Den and I are grateful to you and cannot imagine anybody being able to do a better job than you. I do miss you–really enjoyed our evenings out and my only quarrel is I wish you had NOT ‘turned me on’ to Chick Fil A…”
~ Elizabeth and Dennis H., Durham, NC
“Thank you for the wonderful news of the settlement. This is such a godsend for us..like a miracle. Thank you so much for all you’ve done.”
~ Nancy P., N. Fort Myers, FL
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Awards & settlements
Settlement of over $2.6 million against two major brokerage firms on behalf of an investor. The case involved stock broker who seriously mishandled the account of an elderly widow and abused the trust she had given to the broker. The settlement resulted in the client recovering all of her losses and covering her attorneys’ fees as well.
Unanimous Award of $1,341,280 in favor of a Texas investor against Oppenheimer whose brokerage account was excessively traded by two Oppenheimer brokers. Gillespie v. Oppenheimer, FINRA DR No. 09-05596. Award included recovery of interest as well as attorneys’ fees.
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Paul Lascelle Sanctioned By FINRA Following Allegations Of Exercising Discretion In A Non-Discretionary Account
Paul Lascelle was a New Jersey based securities broker. He worked in the securities industry for twenty-seven years. During his career, he was registered with five different securities firms. His registrations included; PFS Investments (1990-1995), Constitution Capital Corporation (1995-1996), Merrill Lynch (1996), Wells Fargo Advisors (2005-2011), and Morgan Stanley (2011-2017). He is no longer working as a registered securities broker in any fashion. Paul Lascelle's publicly available FINRA BrokerCheck report shows that he has several marks on his record. In March 2017, a customer alleged excessive trading against Paul Lascelle. The alleged transgressions taking place between 2013 and 2016. This…
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Timothy Gibbons Alleged Engages In A Pattern Of Unsuitable Investment Recommendations
Timothy Gibbons was a Louisiana based securities broker. He worked in the securities industry for forty-two years. During his career, he was registered with four different securities firms. His registrations included; Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs (1973-1988), Legg Mason Wood Walker (1988-2006), Citigroup Global Markets (2006-2009), and Morgan Stanley (2009-2015). He is no longer working as a registered securities broker in any fashion. Timothy Gibbons' publicly available FINRA BrokerCheck report shows that he received multiple customer complaints over the course of his career. In November 2015, a customer alleged that Gibbons invested her account in stocks that were not appropriate for…
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