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Welcome to InvestorFraud.com
Learn about investment fraud, brokerage fraud, investor fraud, investor protection,
securities fraud, stockbroker fraud, disputes,
arbitration and recovering losses.
Tracy
Pride Stoneman is a nationally known lawyer whose practice
consists exclusively of representing investors in
investment disputes. She is a dedicated and strong advocate for
the investor. She does not accept a case unless she is willing
to try it, which results in higher settlements and better
results for her clients. Her experience includes time as a
judge, a partner and trial lawyer in a large law firm, a
published author, and a frequent lecturer in the area of
securities fraud. She is a long-time member of PIABA, the Public Investors Arbitration Bar
Association, a national organization of attorneys who represent
investors in securities cases. For six years, she was on the Board
of Directors of PIABA. In addition to her
book, Ms. Stoneman has also authored and published articles
on numerous subjects important to investors. Head to the Tracy's
Articles section to check
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Business Week Magazine
February 11, 2002 |
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Robert Barker, from Business Week Magazine had nice things to say about Tracy's book, Brokerage Fraud. Here is an excerpt from
the article...
"That's why you might do a favor for any
friends who still use a stockbroker by giving them Brokerage
Fraud: What Wall Street Doesn't Want You to Know (Dearborn,
$24.95)...they make enough of a case to get even very trusting
investors to (wisely) think thrice about any broker's
advice."
You can read the rest of this article by clicking here. For more
information on Tracy's book, Brokerage Fraud, click
here.
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Inside Business
April 15, 2002 |
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Lou Gorr, from Inside Business, has recently reviewed Tracy's book, Brokerage
Fraud. Here is an excerpt from the article...
"Douglas J. Schultz and Tracy Pride Stoneman have co-authored what
could well be the first truly in-depth examination of the many ways, and
potential ways, that the investing public gets ripped off in Brokerage
Fraud...This book is based on their many cases, thorough knowledge of
securities law and industry procedures. They are the people you want on
your side if you ever have a complaint about your financial adviser."
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| Stockbrokers Induce Employees to Retire |
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| Tracy represents a group of BellSouth former employees in North Carolina who were induced to retire by a group of Salomon Smith Barney stockbrokers. Read the January 13, 2005 Bloomberg article about the case. |
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| A Nice Arbitration Award |
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| Tracy represented a nurse anesthesiologist who entrusted his savings to Merrill Lynch in Atlanta, Georgia. Her client received a good result in arbitration. Read a press release about the case that ran on Forbes.com January 12, 2005. |
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December 27, 2002 article discloses the harm inflicted by one particular
broker in Merrill's Dallas office and what his clients are doing about it. Click here to read the entire article.
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Ms. Stoneman was quoted in the Wall Street Journal on March 21, 2001. She
speaks out against the NASD's new guidelines regarding suitability and online
brokers. She claims that the guidelines don't do enough to protect
investors. See her thoughts on this issue by reading "Buyer Beware, Says The NASD."
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