Holding Financial Advisors Accountable in Eugene and Nationwide
If you’ve experienced unexpected investment losses in Eugene, Oregon, you may be the victim of broker misconduct or securities fraud. The White Law Group is a national law firm that focuses exclusively on representing investors in claims against brokerage firms and financial advisors.
We’ve recovered millions of dollars for clients across the country through FINRA arbitration, the dispute resolution process for most investor claims.
National Reach – Local Focus in Eugene
Though we serve investors nationwide, we represent clients in Eugene and throughout Oregon with:
- Free consultations to evaluate potential claims
- Contingency-based representation – you pay no attorney fees unless we recover money for you
- Remote case handling – no need to travel or meet in person
- Offices in Chicago and Seattle, near key FINRA arbitration centers
Do You Suspect Investment Fraud?
You may have a case if your broker:
- Recommended risky or unsuitable investments
- Failed to disclose important risks
- Concentrated your portfolio in a single sector or product
- Sold you fraudulent or unregistered securities
- Made trades without your consent
We can help determine whether your financial advisor acted against your best interests.
Investment Products Often Involved in Fraud
Our firm regularly investigates complex investments such as:
- Non-traded REITs and BDCs
- Structured notes and market-linked CDs
- Private placements and Regulation D offerings
- Variable annuities and high-fee insurance products
These products often come with significant risk and high commissions, making them inappropriate for many investors.
Call for a Free Consultation Today
To learn more about your options, contact The White Law Group at 888-637-5510 for a free, confidential case review, or visit www.whitesecuritieslaw.com for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions – Eugene Securities Fraud
Do I need a local lawyer in Eugene to file a claim?
No. We handle securities fraud cases through FINRA arbitration across the country, and we can represent you wherever you are.
How long do I have to bring a claim?
Most cases must be filed within six years of the misconduct. If you suspect wrongdoing, don’t wait to act.
What are the signs I may have a case?
Losses that don’t match your risk profile, complex or illiquid products, and misleading sales tactics are common red flags.
Attorney advertising. This content is for informational purposes only and not legal advice.
Last modified: June 16, 2025
