Florida Stockbroker Fraud Lawyer

Handled Over $1 Billion of Investor Claims! Blum Law Group

Blum Law Group is a nationally-recognized securities law firm headquartered in South Florida with offices in Fort Lauderdale. The primary focus of the firm is representing investors worldwide with their claims for losses due to stockbroker misconduct and brokerage firm negligence involving stocks, bonds, commodities and other products.

The firm is counsel in numerous securities arbitration cases against many brokerage firms such as Merrill Lynch, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, Wells Fargo, Securities America, Oppenheimer, UBS and many others.

Our Florida stockbroker fraud lawyers have handled over $1 Billion of investors' claims. The firm primarily handles cases on a contingency fee basis.

Our cases have been featured in numerous national publications and Mr. Blum has been honored and recognized for his accomplishments.


Current Investigations
  • FINRA Sanctions Delaney Equity Group, LLC Delaney Equity Group, LLC Did you lose money investing in Penny Stocks with Delaney Equity Group, LLC? Blum Law Group is investigating both the sales practices of Delaney Equity Group, LLC advisors and the penny stocks. If you suffered financial losses from the sale of Penny Stocks with Delaney Equity Group, LLC, contact Blum Law Group today by calling at 1-877-STOCK LAW... more
  • UBS Puerto Rico Bond Losses Did you lose money investing in a bond fund or bonds by UBS in Puerto Rico or elsewhere? Blum Law Group is investigating both the sales practices of UBS Puerto Rico advisors and the bonds and bond funds. The bond funds include the Puerto Rico Investors Tax-Free Fund, Inc., the Puerto Rico Fixed Income Funds, Power and Electric Bonds, Franklin Double Tax-Free Income A, Oppenheimer Rochest... more
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Verdicts & Settlements

Blum Law Group slams UBS of Puerto Rico with big arbitration award including attorneys fees; despite UBS's argument that the client made money!

Our attorneys won a $150,000.00 verdict from a FINRA Arbitration Panel, for an investor who claimed that an annuity was improper and the costs and fees were not fully disclosed. Richman v. Morgan Stanely Smith Barney LLC, FINRA Case No. 12-03934

$150 million, collectively

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