Oakes & Fosher Wins Million Dollar Marc Korsch Case
October 25, 2022
Oakes & Fosher Wins Million Dollar Case Against Brokerage Firm for the Activities of Stockbroker Marc Korsch
In the only arbitration tried to date involving the actions of stockbroker Marc Korsch, Oakes & Fosher secured a seven-figure dollar award on behalf of its Florida client. The client had invested in an equity-indexed annuity recommended by Marc Korsch, and later Korsch recommended that the customer withdraw funds from the annuity and invest in non-traded REITs.
Marc Korsch has been licensed within the last 10 years with Trustmont Financial Group, Centaurus Financial Services, and Arkadios Capital. If you have invested with Mr. Korsch between 2012 and the present, Oakes & Fosher may be able to help you recover your losses. In the arbitration case, Oakes & Fosher recovered the losses for its clients, plus loss profits over the period that the investments were held, in addition to punitive damages and attorneys’ fees.
Contact Oakes & Fosher to Discuss Your Marc Korsch Case
The Oakes & Fosher law firm represents clients nationwide on a contingency fee basis, meaning you don’t pay us unless we collect for you. Call our experienced attorneys now for a consultation if you or a loved one suffered financial losses at the expense of stockbroker Marc Korsch’s actions and recommendations. We will fight for your rights and defend you against the brokerage firm’s schemes and misconduct.
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