Securities Fraud

If you purchased shares of an openly traded company trusting that the marketplace had properly valued the stock based on the complete mix of information available, and it later turns out that the price you paid for your stock was inflated because the company was dishonest about important advertised information, or did not disclose such information, and the price of the company's stock goes down significantly, you may be a member of a defrauded class of shareholders, eligible to pursue a class action claim under federal securities laws to recover your losses. An individual plaintiff on behalf of all persons similarly situated, or by a group of representative plaintiffs may bring a class action claim for securities fraud.

These cases are brought with the assistance of experienced class action counsel, who will bear the costs of prosecuting the case and apply for a fee, to be approved by the court, only upon the successful conclusion of the case. Any settlement of a class action case which would bind the members of the class of injured persons who are not represented individually by counsel (the absent class members), must be approved by the court as fair, reasonable and adequate.

We are a professional, ethical and experienced team of lawyers representing people just like you: individuals, consumers and small business owners.

Members of our attorney team are recognized nationally as class action and complex litigation specialists in defective pharmaceuticals and medical devices, toxic chemicals, price-fixing, and antitrust violations. Our record speaks for itself.

We are a professional, ethical and experienced team of lawyers representing people just like you: individuals, consumers and small business owners.

Members of our attorney team are recognized nationally as class action and complex litigation specialists in defective pharmaceuticals and medical devices, toxic chemicals, price-fixing, and antitrust violations. Our record speaks for itself.

If you think you might have a Securities Fraud case, you are encouraged to contact the law firm of Audet & Partners, LLP at 800.965.1461 to speak to an attorney. The call is free, and there is no obligation. You may also email us. Act now, as delays can harm your case.