Hagens Berman’s investment fraud attorneys represent SEC whistleblowers with information regarding investment fraud violations of securities laws. More than 95% of SEC whistleblower complaints are not acted upon by the SEC. Hagens Berman represents the other 5%.

Investment fraud often violates federal securities laws enforced by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Whistleblowers are often the best mechanism by which the SEC can learn about various investment fraud schemes. If whistleblowers bring forward helpful information to the SEC, they can be rewarded if their information results in a significant financial penalty for the wrongdoer. 

Investment fraud that whistleblowers can report to the SEC includes:

  • Ponzi schemes and similar investment fraud activity
  • intentional conduct designed to deceive investors
  • controlling or artificially affecting the market for investments
  • spreading false information to affect a stock price

Whistleblowers with information regarding investment fraud  are encouraged to report to the SEC Whistleblower Office with the assistance of a skilled investment fraud lawyer. 

If a whistleblower reports investment fraud with the help of a qualified SEC whistleblower attorney, the whistleblower may remain anonymous and benefit from other protections against retaliation.

Our cases have resulted in billions of dollars in settlements and fines against large corporations. Hagens Berman has worked alongside government officials and regulators, often retained by those governments, helping us establish credibility necessary to bring important cases to the SEC. When Hagens Berman brings a claim, it gets attention.

Hagens Berman’s investment fraud attorneys have the skill, resources and track record to successfully develop and present your investment fraud case to the SEC.

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