If you’ve lost $100,000 or more to investment fraud or broker misconduct, the impact hits hard. That’s not just money—it’s your future, your plans, and your trust in someone who promised to protect it.
You didn’t make a risky bet. You relied on someone who led you down the wrong path. A Pennsylvania securities lawyer can help you figure out what went wrong and take action to recover what’s yours.
At Meyer Wilson, our goal is simple: fight for you, get your money back, and help you regain financial stability. Reach out to our securities lawyers today.
How a Pennsylvania Securities Attorney Can Help You Recover Your Money
Recovering from six-figure losses isn’t just about numbers—it’s about restoring trust, stability, and control over your future.
Protecting Your Financial Future
When a broker or advisor crosses the line, Pennsylvania law gives you the tools to hold them accountable. A Pennsylvania securities attorney can take fast, focused action to protect your interests.
Investigating Misconduct
We review your financial records, make a note of red flags, and identify wrongdoing—whether that’s misrepresentation, unauthorized trading, negligence, or unsuitable investment advice.
Building a Strong Case
We collect evidence, speak with witnesses, and lay out a clear legal argument. If the firm won’t take responsibility, we’re ready to push forward through negotiation, arbitration, or trial.
Serving Investors Across the State
Whether you live in Pittsburgh, Scranton, or a small rural town, your case may involve national firms or Wall Street-linked advisors. We have the resources and state-specific knowledge to handle both.
We Have Recovered Over
$350 Million for Our Clients Nationwide.
Types of Fraud Cases Our Team Handles
At Meyer Wilson, we handle many types of securities fraud cases in Pennsylvania, including:
- Misrepresentation: False or incomplete statements about risks, returns, or investment details.
- Financial advisor misconduct: Reckless, negligent, or dishonest behavior that causes financial harm
- Excessive trading (churning): Brokers trading repeatedly just to earn commissions, not to benefit you
- Ponzi schemes: Fraudulent programs that rely on money from new investors to pay earlier ones
- Failure to supervise: When a brokerage firm allows misconduct to continue by not monitoring its advisors
- Unauthorized trading: Trades made without your knowledge or approval, exposing you to unwanted risk
- Breach of fiduciary duty: Advisors acting in their own interest instead of prioritizing your financial goals
Our team also handles cases involving complex financial products, margin account abuse, and structured investments sold without proper disclosure.
Recognizing the Signs of Securities Fraud
Not all financial losses mean fraud, but you should watch for warning signs:
- Sudden, unexplained losses in your investment accounts
- Brokers avoiding your calls or providing vague explanations
- Frequent unauthorized transactions on your account statements
- Promises of guaranteed returns or unusually high profits
- Pressure from brokers to act quickly without clear information
- Investment opportunities that sound too good to be true
If something doesn’t seem right, trust your instincts and speak with a Pennsylvania securities attorney right away.
Our lawyers are nationwide leaders in investment fraud cases.
Recoverable Damages From a Securities Fraud Claim
In Pennsylvania, victims of securities fraud may recover several types of damages based on how they were harmed. These may include, depending on the circumstances:
- Out–of–pocket investment losses: The direct amount you lost due to the fraudulent conduct
- Lost opportunity damages: Money you would have earned if your funds had been properly invested elsewhere
- Interest on losses: Compensation for the time your money was wrongfully tied up or lost
- Attorney fees and court costs: Reimbursement for legal expenses
- Punitive damages: Awards meant to punish financial professionals for willful or extreme misconduct
An experienced attorney can evaluate your situation and break down exactly what you’re entitled to pursue. We’ll also explain whether your case qualifies for arbitration through the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), which oversees many investor disputes nationwide.
FINRA arbitration is legally binding and moves faster than court litigation, but it also comes with strict procedures and deadlines. Our team prepares every case with the seriousness and attention it deserves, whether it ends in arbitration or goes to trial.
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Why Legal Representation Is Important for Your Securities Case
Financial institutions hire large legal teams to protect their own interests. These lawyers know how to limit what their clients pay, and they won’t hesitate to challenge your claim. Without legal representation, it becomes easier to miss deadlines, get buried in paperwork, or accept a settlement that falls far short of what you’ve lost.
A Pennsylvania securities attorney will review your records, identify wrongdoing, and fight for full financial recovery. Your lawyer prepares your case with care, communicates with opposing counsel, and keeps your claim on track through arbitration or trial. With someone in your corner, you don’t have to second-guess whether you’re taking the right steps.
Why Meyer Wilson Is the Right Choice
Meyer Wilson brings the strength and structure needed to challenge powerful financial institutions. Our team of seven attorneys, supported by a full legal staff, has the capacity to manage major securities fraud cases and keep clients updated with the latest legal tech.
We focus on quality over volume. By limiting the number of clients we accept, we give each case the attention it deserves. That means more communication, better preparation, and a strategy tailored to your specific losses.
Our attorneys have secured more than $350 million for clients across the country. We work on a contingency basis, so you don’t pay unless we win. From day one, we treat your case like it’s headed to trial—because preparation creates leverage and drives results.
Contact Our Pennsylvania Securities Attorneys Today
When a broker or financial advisor mishandles your money, the damage runs deeper than your bank account. It also disrupts your future and breaks trust you thought was solid.
At Meyer Wilson, we help investors across Pennsylvania reclaim what was lost and hold bad actors accountable. We know how to build a case that gets results.
If you’re ready to take the next step, reach out for a free, private consultation with a Pennsylvania securities lawyer at Meyer Wilson. We’ll guide you through what comes next and fight for what’s rightfully yours.
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