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Hillsboro, Oregon Securities Fraud Lawyer

Robert A. Thomas: Broker Investigation Alert featured by top securities fraud attorneys, The White Law Group.

Recovering Investment Losses for Hillsboro Investors Nationwide

Did you lose money due to unsuitable investment advice or broker misconduct in Hillsboro, Oregon? The White Law Group is a national investor advocacy firm that represents individuals in securities fraud cases across the country.

Our experienced attorneys work exclusively in FINRA arbitration — the dispute resolution process that governs nearly all claims between investors and brokerage firms.

National Resources, Personalized Support

We proudly represent Hillsboro investors with:

  • Free and confidential consultations

  • Contingency-based legal fees — no costs unless we win

  • Remote, nationwide representation

  • Proximity to FINRA offices via our Chicago and Seattle locations

Signs You May Be the Victim of Securities Fraud

You may have a valid claim if:

  • Your broker recommended high-risk or unsuitable investments

  • You weren’t informed of the risks involved

  • You experienced unauthorized or excessive trading

  • Your funds were concentrated in just one type of investment

  • You were misled by promises of guaranteed returns

Investment Products Involved in Many Claims

The White Law Group handles disputes involving:

  • REITs (real estate investment trusts)

  • Private placement investments

  • Annuities and insurance-based products

  • Structured notes and complex securities

These products are often sold aggressively for the benefit of the broker—not the investor.

Schedule Your Free Consultation Today

To find out if you’re eligible for recovery, contact The White Law Group at 888-637-5510 or visit www.whitesecuritieslaw.com to submit your case details securely.

Frequently Asked Questions – Hillsboro Securities Fraud

Do I need a local Hillsboro attorney?
No. We handle FINRA cases across the country and can represent you remotely.

How much time do I have to file a claim?
FINRA rules typically require that claims be filed within six years. Act now to avoid missing your opportunity.

What if I’m unsure whether I was misled?
We’ll evaluate your account for free. If there’s evidence of misconduct, we can help you pursue a claim.

Attorney advertising. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

Last modified: June 16, 2025