Finding an Experienced Oklahoma Investment and Securities Lawyer
Investment and securities law in Oklahoma is complicated and ever-changing. If you’re faced with pursuing a securities fraud claim to protect your financial investments, you should seek the counsel of an attorney with an extensive background in investment and securities compliance law.
Finding the right securities lawyer is a personal matter; it’s important that you feel comfortable with the attorney you select and confident in his ability to advise you and handle your case. For securities fraud arbitration and litigation, here are a few things to look for when engaging a securities attorney:
- Are they a member of the Oklahoma State Bar Association and licensed to practice in Oklahoma?
- Do they have experience in securities fraud cases?
- Have they received sizable settlements for their clients?
- Have they managed a wide variety of investment fraud cases?
- Have they handled both arbitration and litigation securities fraud cases?
- Do you feel comfortable discussing your situation with them?
- Are they comfortable talking about payment and billing rates?
Members of the Oklahoma Bar Association are dedicated to upholding the longstanding traditions of professionalism and civility within the Oklahoma legal system and following the principles of honesty, integrity, competence, civility and public service. By engaging a securities and investment lawyer who is a member of the bar, you enlist a professional who has agreed to assume these client-focused responsibilities:
- Give objective and independent advice to meet my client’s lawful objectives.
- Pursue ongoing professional education and recognize the limits of my experience.
- Evaluate whether to grant accommodations to opposing counsel in matters that don’t adversely affect my client’s lawful objectives.
- Avoid engaging in abusive or offensive conduct, even at my client’s request.
- Avoid uncivil, abusive or antagonistic behavior that is not conducive to a successful outcome.
- Pursue avenues to reduce a controversy and bring parties together.
- Concur with undisputed facts to avoid unnecessary cost and delay.
- Determine the most appropriate option to pursue, including arbitration, mediation, expedited trial or other dispute resolution.
- Participate in good faith in alternative modes of efficient dispute resolutions.
- Not falsely hold out the chance of settlement as a means to adjourn discovery or delay trial.
If you’re looking for an experienced securities and investment attorney in Oklahoma, contact The Hershewe Law Firm for an introductory interview. Our knowledgeable investment attorneys will provide the personal service you’re looking for.
