Forman Law Firm

The Forman Law Firm is dedicated to representing individual investors in disputes with Wall Street firms, their stockbrokers, advisers, annuity and insurance salespersons, and promoters of all types of private investments. With over 30 years of experience, Bryan Forman, the founder, has spent his career focusing on securities fraud and legal issues in the securities industry. Our primary practice is representing investors who have been victimized by their financial professionals, including cases involving investment fraud, stockbroker fraud, and financial services fraud. We have extensive experience in handling a wide range of disputes, including suitability cases, stockbroker fraud, theft cases, and cases involving unauthorized trading, among others. Our expertise also includes complex cases involving margin, stock and index options, promissory notes, REITS, TICs, private placements, binary options, PONZI scheme investments, oil & gas investment schemes, hedge funds, reverse mergers, and private investments.

We take pride in our ability to represent investors in virtually every type of claim that can be brought against a broker or investment advisor. Our services include representing clients in FINRA arbitrations and other legal proceedings, focusing on claims such as breach of fiduciary duty, suitability, and other forms of securities fraud. Our team is committed to providing exceptional legal representation to those who have been affected by financial misconduct.

Investor Representation

The Forman Law Firm represents clients in the securities and investment industries, covering a wide range of disputes in the investment and securities industry. Our representation includes cases involving individual investors in disputes with Wall Street firms, their stockbrokers, advisers, annuity and insurance salespersons, and promoters of all types of private investments. We have experience in all types of investment fraud cases, including basic suitability cases, stockbroker fraud, theft cases, selling away cases, illegal borrowing/lending cases, margin cases, option cases, churning cases, cases involving unauthorized trading, and cases involving variable annuities and insurance products.

Fiduciary Duty and Suitability

We have extensive knowledge of the fiduciary duties owed by financial professionals to their clients, including the duty of loyalty and care, the duty of full disclosure, the duty to refrain from self-dealing, and the duty to always put the client's interests ahead of their own. We also understand the importance of suitability in investment recommendations, ensuring that investments are suitable for each client based on their investment objectives, risk tolerances, and other financial considerations. If a financial professional fails to meet these high standards, we can help investors recover their damages.