60+ Years of Experience Serving Clients Across the West Coast
With offices in Los Angeles (Manhattan Beach), San Francisco (Silicon Valley) and the Palm Springs area, the investment fraud lawyers at Baldwin Mader Law Group represent clients throughout the country as well as California who are the victims of investment fraud perpetrated by financial institutions, promoters, sponsors, ponzi scheme operators and others. We have recovered millions of dollars for our clients in FINRA arbitration and court litigation involving virtually every type of investment and securities fraud.
We have helped many victims of financial fraud in these states and areas:
- Washington
- Arizona
- Oregon
- Nevada
- Hawaii
- Midwest
- East Coast
Our firm has experience on both sides of these matters. One of our founding attorneys worked with the SEC in Washington, D.C. Our other founding attorney has experience as a former broker, giving us the experience needed to handle your case. This has afforded us the opportunity to learn the many aspects of financial institutions and the ways in which investment and securities fraud occur. Unlike other law firms who can only handle cases for claimants or respondents, we have represented both sides of virtually every type of securities and investment fraud case.
Call (310) 220-0988 or (650) 469-8383 for a consultation.
Investment Fraud Lawyers
Baldwin Mader Law Group has handled hundreds of cases and we have a track record of success that speaks for itself. Individuals dealing with securities, investment, or financial elder abuse have the opportunity to recover their losses after receiving bad advice or false information from an investment advisor. Our firm has the experience, knowledge, and ability to handle cases at FINRA or other forums. We obtain results for our clients.
Contact Our Firm
Securities transactions are often difficult to analyze. Determining whether you have been the victim of Investment fraud, securities fraud or financial elder abuse is daunting. You are welcome to contact us for a consultation. When you call, you will talk to a partner at the firm, not a non-lawyer administrative person.