Idaho Securities and investment fraud lawyers
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Erik Bolinder
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Practice areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Commercial, Real Estate, Mergers & Acquisitions, Business
Jarin Hammer
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Practice areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Land Use & Zoning, Business, General Practice
Mathew Parke
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Practice areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Commercial
Steven Weeks
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Practice areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Corporate & Incorporation, Real Estate, General Practice
Frederick Ramey
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Practice areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Estate Planning, Banking
Charlton Mills
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Practice areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Estate Planning, Banking
Bradley Wiskirchen
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Practice areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Corporate & Incorporation, Business
Cliff Bentz
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Practice areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Litigation, Estate Planning, Banking
Cynthia Elliott
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Practice areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Commercial, Estate Planning, Banking
William Cole
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Practice areas: Securities & Investment Fraud, Mergers & Acquisitions, Real Estate, Public Finance & Tax Exempt Finance, Corporate & Incorporation
Securities and investment fraud
If you bought shares in a company whose value was intentionally exaggerated so you would make the investment, you may benefit from the services of a securities fraud lawyer (sometimes called an investment fraud attorney). Securities fraud is a white-collar crime that has increased as the Internet and stock markets have grown. One securities fraud example was the infamous Enron scandal, which allegedly involved top executives manipulating financial reports and filing false tax reports. While it is difficult for many investment fraud victims to recover their money, using a securities fraud lawyer will better your chances.