FUTURES ARBITRATION & COMMODITIES LITIGATION
The futures arbitration lawyers at Peiffer Wolf Carr & Kane have the sophistication and experience to navigate the complex nature of these cases, including the available/appropriate venues and regulatory authorities. Additionally, we have a great deal of experience in representing a large number of investors in group cases against multiple defendants. We always focus on identifying the parties that are both liable and have the financial ability to compensate investors. Our goal is to put money back into our clients’ pockets, not just get an award that acknowledges our clients are entitled to compensation.
Remember, we handle cases that change lives. If you believe that you have been defrauded by a commodities trading advisor and/or futures commission merchant (FCM), Contact Peiffer Wolf Carr & Kane today for a FREE CONSULTATION by calling 504-523-2434 or by filling out a Contact Form on our website.
The futures arbitration lawyers and commodities litigation attorneys at Peiffer Wolf Carr & Kane provide futures investors with representation in the following venues: National Futures Association Arbitration (NFA), American Arbitration Association (AAA), State Court, and Federal Court.
If you are an investor and lost money due to fraud, Peiffer Wolf Carr & Kane represent futures and commodities investors against:
- Commodity Trading Advisors (CTA);
- Introducing Brokers (IB);
- Futures Commission Merchant (FCM);
- Commodity Pool Operators (CPO);
- Agricultural Trade Option Merchant; or
- Associated Persons (AP).
The Shareholders of Peiffer Wolf Carr & Kane founded the law firm with a common vision: providing first-class legal representation to clients who seek to recover for injuries suffered at the hands of others. Too often the powerful interests in our society run roughshod over the rights of ordinary people. We do our best to restore that balance.
We represent individual and institutional investors who have suffered financial losses as a result of:
- Unauthorized Trading
- Conversion of Funds
- Churning of Accounts
- Futures Trading Violations
- Unsuitable Investments
- Failure to Execute Trades
- Misallocation of Trades
- Failure to Supervise
- Deceptive Sales
- Failure to Appropriately Disclose Risk
- Price Manipulation
- Market Manipulation
- Breach of Fiduciary Duty
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Yes. Please call us or use our contact form to request a Free Case Evaluation. We have a national team of attorneys and staff who look forward to speaking with you.
Typically, we represent clients on contingency fee agreements. If we take your case under a contingency fee arrangement, you won’t owe our firm any legal fees unless we are able to recover money for you.
Our contingency fee agreements are usually based on a percentage of the amount we recover for our clients. The contingency fee amount is determined by the type of case, our estimate of how long it will take to resolve your case, and our estimate of the litigation costs we will advance in your case. Each engagement agreement includes the details of the fee arrangement. Questions about our fee agreements are welcomed and encouraged.
In most litigation matters, it is extremely difficult – practically impossible – to predict how long it will take to resolve a particular case. Every case is different, and we will do our best to provide you with an estimate based on your case and our experience with similar cases. Moreover, we will do our best to keep you updated and manage expectations along the way.
We handle cases that change lives. Contact us today for a FREE consultation.
