Representing Shareholders Nationwide
Edgar Law Firm LLC, represents clients in securities fraud class action lawsuits nationwide.
Based in Kansas City, Missouri, the firm protects the rights of institutional and individual investors who have experienced investment losses because of improper market manipulation.
With 100 years of combined legal experience, the firm's attorneys have extensive knowledge of securities law, federal securities regulations and state blue sky laws, and a record of successes in local, regional and national jurisdictions.
They have served as lead counsel in numerous securities fraud class action lawsuits.
Unique Perspective
In addition to extensive legal knowledge, the firm's attorneys know the other side. Several of the firm's attorneys worked for national defense firms, giving them valuable insight.
They know how to investigate and uncover breaches of fiduciary duty by brokers-dealers, financial advisors and analysts, and other misconduct by corporations and individuals.
The firm handles securities fraud class actions involving:
- Concealment and non-disclosure
- Churning
- Recommendation of unsuitable investments
- Unauthorized transactions
- Excessive mark-ups
- Unregistered brokers
- Insider trading
The business litigation lawyers of Edgar Law Firm have a strong business sense that benefits clients in securities fraud class actions. Among their credentials, two of the firm's business litigation attorneys have degrees in accounting and economics. They know how stocks may be marketed to disguise risks.
The firm counts among its lawyers, several AV-rated* attorneys who provide aggressive representation that is focused on results, and prepare cases for trial as quickly as possible to maximize financial recovery.
As part of the firm's contingent fee structure, clients pay no attorney fees until they receive compensation. The firm also offers other creative billing arrangements.
Contact the firm to discuss your case.
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Martindale-Hubbell is the facilitator of a peer review rating process. Ratings reflect the confidential opinions of members of the Bar and the judiciary. Martindale-Hubbell ratings fall into two categories - legal ability and general ethical standards.
