The Miller Law Firm, P.C. is Michigan’s leading plaintiffs’ securities fraud firm.

If you lost money because of misleading financial statements, stock manipulation, or investment fraud, a securities fraud lawyer can help you pursue recovery. Securities fraud cases often involve complex litigation against corporations, financial institutions, or executives who misrepresented critical information to investors. Our legal team investigates fraudulent conduct, builds strong claims under federal securities laws, and represents investors in high-stakes securities fraud litigation. When companies violate investor trust, we work to hold them accountable and recover the losses they caused.

The Miller Law Firm has national prominence and serves as lead counsel and co-lead counsel in several securities fraud and derivative matters in Michigan and throughout the United States. The Miller Law Firm has a thorough understanding of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act (ā€œPSLRAā€) as well as the complex issues facing securities fraud class action plaintiffs.

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Related: $300 Million Securities Fraud Settlement

Securities Fraud Lawyer Representing Investors in Complex Cases

Previously,Ā The Miller Law Firm, P.C.Ā was co-Lead Counsel in the General Motors Derivative Litigation which settled in 2008. The Miller Law Firm, P.C. has taken a substantial role in numerous other securities-related class action matters such as the in Re Mercury Interactive Securities Litigation which settled for $117 million and the in Re CMS Securities Litigation, which settled for $200 million.

As the leading securities fraud class action firm inĀ Michigan, our Michigan securities fraud lawyers have developed close relationships with many other leading plaintiffs’ securities firms throughout the country.

Make your next move count. Speak with a securities fraud lawyer at Miller Law.

Example of a Securities Fraud Settlement

$970.5 million settlement in In re American International Group 2008 Securities Litigation.  The settlement in this case, which arose from AIG’s statements leading up to the U.S. Government’s historic bailout, was the largest securities fraud settlement achieved nationally in 2015, according to Cornerstone Research, more than double the amount of the next highest settlement.

Need legal help? Don’t hesitate toĀ contactĀ our Michigan securities fraud attorneys now.

Our attorneys can also assist you with the following cases:

Frequently Asked Questions About Securities Fraud

If you lost money due to misleading financial statements, stock manipulation, insider trading, or other fraudulent conduct by a company or its executives, you may have a securities fraud claim. Contact Miller Law for a case evaluation. Our Michigan securities fraud attorneys will analyze what happened and advise you on your legal options.

Miller Law handles securities fraud class action litigation, derivative suits, and individual investor fraud claims. We have served as lead counsel and co-lead counsel in major securities fraud matters in Michigan and across the United States.

In a class action, a group of investors who suffered similar losses from the same fraudulent conduct joins together to file a single lawsuit. Miller Law has extensive experience leading these cases under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act (PSLRA), which governs the proceedings of federal securities fraud class actions.

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Securities fraud cases at Miller Law are typically handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay no attorney fees unless we recover money for you. Contact us to discuss the fee arrangement applicable to your specific situation.

The PSLRA is a federal law that establishes specific pleading standards and procedural rules for securities fraud class actions. Miller Law has a thorough understanding of the PSLRA and has successfully navigated its requirements in multiple high-stakes cases. We can explain how it applies to your matter during a consultation.

Yes. Federal securities laws, including Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act and SEC Rule 10b-5, prohibit material misrepresentations and omissions in connection with the sale of securities. If a company misled investors and you suffered losses as a result, Miller Law can pursue recovery on your behalf.

Under federal law, investors generally have two years from the discovery of the fraud (and no more than five years from when the fraud occurred) to file a securities fraud claim. Time is critical, contact Miller Law as soon as you suspect fraud to avoid losing your right to recover.

Yes. Miller Law served as co-lead counsel in a $970.5 million settlement in securities litigation involving AIG, which was the largest securities fraud settlement in the country in 2015. The firm has also been involved in the $300 million GM derivative settlement, a $200 million CMS Securities settlement, and a $117 million Mercury Interactive settlement, among others.

Yes. Miller Law serves as lead or co-lead counsel in securities fraud matters throughout the United States. While we are headquartered in Michigan, our securities fraud practice is national in scope.

Call Miller Law or complete the contact form at millerlawpc.com. Our Michigan securities fraud lawyers will review your situation confidentially and advise you on whether you have a viable claim and what recovery may be possible.