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Robert S. Banks

Also known as Robert S. Banks, Jr.
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8.4

Excellent

Experience 4.5 star rating
Industry Recognition 3.0 star rating
Professional Conduct 5.0 star rating

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Overview

Practice Areas

Fees & Payments

Fees

  • Contingent (25%-40%)

Payment types

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Contact Information

  • Address registered with state bar
    209 Sw Oak St # 400
    Portland, OR 97204
    Office: 503-222-●●●● - show
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Languages

  • English

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Steven R Smucker

I endorse this lawyer's work. Bob Banks has been specializing in investment fraud cases for as long as he's been a lawyer. He is well known through... more

Endorsement from lawyer: Steven Smucker , Portland (OR), About 1 month ago
John J. Tollefsen

I endorse this lawyer's work.

Endorsement from lawyer: John Tollefsen , Seattle (WA), 10 months ago

Résumé

Licenses

  • 27 years since Robert S. Banks was first licensed to practice law in OR.
  • 25 years since Robert S. Banks was first licensed to practice law in MA.
  • 28 years since Robert S. Banks was first licensed to practice law in WI.

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We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.

Education

School Major Degree Graduated
U Of Wisconsin law 1982
Reed College BA - Bachelor of Arts 1977

Awards

Award Name Granting Organization Date
President's Award Public Investors Arbitration Bar Ass'n 2007

Associations

Position Association Name Duration
President, Oregon Chapter Federal Bar Association 1998–1999

Portfolio

Avvo Answers

Avvo Contribution: Contributor Level 1
Question: regarding mismanagement of securities
Robert's answer: There are a number of recognized damages theories you can use in a FINRA securities arbitration.... more

Cases

Title:
Boyer v. Salomon Smith Barney
Practice Area:
Securities / Investment Fraud
Outcome:
victory
Description:
We succeeded in having the Oregon Supreme Court confirm that when a brokerage firm or stockbroker violates an industry rule or regulation, that can...

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Speaking Engagements

Speaking Engagement Name Conference Date
Recent Developments in FINRA Securities Arbitration Northwest Securities Institute 2008