Helping Beaverton Investors Recover Losses Nationwide
Have you lost money due to investment fraud or unsuitable financial advice in Beaverton, Oregon? The White Law Group is a national investor advocacy law firm dedicated to representing individuals in securities disputes.
Our attorneys handle claims exclusively through FINRA arbitration, the dispute resolution platform for most brokerage-related complaints.
Why Beaverton Investors Choose Us
Though we operate nationally, we offer personal support to clients in Beaverton and throughout Oregon by providing:
- Free consultations with a securities fraud attorney
- No upfront legal fees — we don’t get paid unless you do
- Nationwide representation without the need for travel
- Office locations in Chicago and Seattle, near key FINRA hearing sites
Signs You May Be a Victim of Advisor Misconduct
You may have a valid claim if:
- Your broker sold you risky or unsuitable products
- Key risks were not disclosed
- Your investments were concentrated in one area
- You were involved in a Ponzi scheme or unauthorized trading occurred
- You purchased a complex product you didn’t fully understand
Investments That Often Lead to Claims
We frequently represent investors who suffered losses in:
- Real estate investment trusts (REITs)
- Private placements and alternative offerings
- Structured products and market-linked notes
- Variable annuities and high-fee insurance investments
These products are often sold aggressively without proper risk explanations.
Get Legal Help Now
Call The White Law Group at 888-637-5510 for a free consultation regarding your investment losses. Or visit www.whitesecuritieslaw.com to learn more about how we help investors like you.
Frequently Asked Questions – Beaverton Securities Fraud
Can I file a claim without using a local lawyer?
Yes. Through FINRA arbitration, we can handle your entire case remotely, no matter where you live.
What’s the filing deadline?
Most claims must be brought within six years. Contact us quickly to avoid losing your chance at recovery.
How do I know if my losses were due to fraud or negligence?
If you were sold high-risk, illiquid, or poorly explained investments, or your losses don’t align with your financial goals, it’s worth having a lawyer review your account.
Attorney advertising. This material is not intended as legal advice and should not be relied on without speaking to an attorney.
Last modified: June 16, 2025
