Naples Financial Institution Dispute Attorneys

When a person is wronged by a large financial institution or its employees, a resolution may seem impossible. Navigating the financial dispute resolution process can sometimes appear to even the most experienced investor or financial professional as a daunting “David-versus-Goliath” battle. Even when the financial institution is in the wrong, it may attempt to prevent or limit recovery. For investors, recouping savings and seeking compensation from financial institutions seems like a fool’s errand.

Fortunately, those who have been wronged by financial institutions usually have options to recover their damages. However, recovering damages frequently requires filing a claim through a claims process that most people do not realize they have consented to or even heard about. Financial institutions’ wrongdoing often falls under the jurisdiction of FINRA—the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. FINRA requires arbitration, a form of alternative dispute resolution, for nearly all disputes with financial institutions.

At Vernon Litigation Group, we represent clients in FINRA arbitration and related proceedings, including all types of financial institution disputes. We have been serving clients throughout Southwest Florida since 2008 and, in the past decade, have emerged as one of the region’s leaders in this area of law. We invite you to reach out to our Naples financial institution dispute attorneys today to learn how we can assist you with your claim.

Call our office at (239) 319-4434 or contact us online to schedule a free, confidential consultation today.

Common Financial Institution Disputes

A dispute may arise between an individual and a financial institution for a variety of reasons.

Some examples of common financial institution disputes include issues involving:

• Breach of contract
• Securities fraud
• Incompliance
• Market abuse
• Bribery
• Money laundering
• Privacy protection
• Technology and cybersecurity breaches
• Loan and bond issues
• Misrepresentation
• Negligence

While not all disputes require litigation—and, in fact, many must be resolved through FINRA arbitration, as described above—there may be cases when it is necessary and appropriate to go to trial. When this is the case, our firm is fully prepared to represent you and your best interests throughout the litigation process.

How Our Financial Institution Dispute Attorneys Can Help

Vernon Litigation Group routinely handles financial institutions disputes including:

• Unauthorized trading, such as selling and buying securities without the account owner’s permission
• Excessive trading to generate large fees, such as churning and twisting
• Unsuitability of investment products
• Investor fraud by broker-dealers, financial advisors, and other financial professionals
• Breach of trust by institutional trustees
• Fraudulent statements regarding investment products
• Unauthorized accounts being opened

We also represent financial advisors in employment disputes, such as defamation, breach of contract, fraudulent inducement, and promissory note cases.

Why You Need an Attorney on Your Side

Fighting back against a financial institution’s wrongful conduct can seem an insurmountable challenge. Fortunately, Vernon Litigation Group’s attorneys have extensive experience representing investors and financial advisors against financial institutions in the FINRA arbitration process. Our litigation practice is built to resolve disputes, regardless of how big or well-funded the opposing party might be.

Vernon Litigation Group fights for our clients’ position regardless of how nuanced or complex the case might be. Our Naples financial institution dispute attorneys are available to meet with you in person or by phone to discuss the specifics of your case and determine how best to proceed. We offer legal services in English and Spanish and can provide same-day appointments upon request.

To schedule your complimentary consultation and case evaluation, please call us at (239) 319-4434 or contact us online using our submission form.