PROTECTING INVESTOR RIGHTS NATIONWIDE
Representing victims of investment fraud, broker negligence, and advisor misconduct nationwide.
Strategic representation for investors seeking recovery from financial misconduct.
Sonn Law Group represents investors nationwide in FINRA arbitration, securities litigation, and complex investment recovery matters.
Collective legal action designed for meaningful financial recovery.
When widespread misconduct impacts groups of investors, a unified legal strategy can drive powerful results. Sonn Law Group represents clients in complex class actions involving securities fraud, corporate wrongdoing, and large-scale financial harm.
Confidential advocacy for individuals reporting financial misconduct and corporate wrongdoing.
Sonn Law Group represents whistleblowers in matters involving securities fraud, tax fraud, corporate misconduct, and other violations impacting investors and the public.
Sampson Pearson Jr., Formerly of Northwestern Mutual Investment Services, Accused of Defrauding Clients
Northwestern Mutual was fined $350k for failing to prevent Pearson [...]
Kevin Nevin, Formerly of Sandlapper Securities, Named in a Customer Dispute Alleging Unsuitable Investment Recommendations
The customer is seeking $400K in damages for Nevin’s alleged [...]
Richard Kelton, Formerly of Northwestern Mutual Investment Services, Named in Customer Dispute Seeking Over $690K
Kelton allegedly made investment recommendations that were unsuitable for the [...]
Atul Makharia, Broker with Centaurus Financial, Facing Multiple Customer Disputes Alleging Unsuitable Investment Recommendations
One customer is seeking $600k in damages based on allegations [...]
Dennis Haywood II, Formerly of Crown Capital Securities, Named in Multiple Customer Disputes Alleging Unsuitable Recommendations
Haywood has four pending customer disputes currently seeking over $800k [...]
Frank Venturelli, Formerly of First Standard Financial Company, Suspended by FINRA Following Allegations of Excessive Trading
Venturelli consented to a $30k fine and an 11-month suspension. [...]




























