Blum & Silver LLP

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Blum & Silver, LLP is a nationally-recognized securities law firm headquartered in South Florida. The primary focus of the firm is representing investors worldwide with their claims for losses due to stockbroker misconduct and brokerage firm negligence involving stocks, bonds, commodities and other products.
The firm is the lead counsel in numerous securities arbitration cases against many brokerage firms such as Merrill Lynch, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, Wells Fargo, Securities America, Oppenheimer, UBS and many others.
We have handled over $500 million of investors' claims. The firm primarily handles cases on a contingency fee basis.
Our lawyers are admitted to practice in Florida, New York and New Jersey. Our cases have been featured in several national publications and our attorneys have been honored and recognized as Super Lawyers and Most Effective Securities Lawyers for their prior accomplishments.

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