FINRA Arbitration & Securities Fraud Attorney | Riera Law Firm

Former SEC Senior Enforcement Counsel |
FINRA Board-Appointed NAMC Public Member |  Attorney • CPA • CGMA

I Spent a Decade
at the SEC
Investigating
Securities Fraud.
Today, I Represent
the Investors
It Harmed.

I know exactly how broker-dealers operate, how
regulators think, and where misconduct hides. I
represent investors exclusively, on a contingency
fee basis, no recovery, no fee.

Schedule a Free Consultation (305) 204-9779 · Nationwide
Recognized By: AV Preeminent Avvo 10.0 Superb PLI Faculty 2026 PIABA Co-Chair 2021-2024

Self-Qualifier

Signs You May Have a Securities Arbitration Claim

If you recognize even one of these situations, you may have grounds for a FINRA arbitration claim, a private forum where disputes with brokers are resolved. A free consultation costs you nothing, and there are strict time limits on every claim.

Your broker recommended investments that were too risky for your situation
You were sold products you did not understand or that were never explained
Your account was traded excessively, generating commissions at your expense
Your portfolio was concentrated in one stock, sector, or illiquid product
Your broker invested your money outside the firm without your knowledge
Trades were made in your account that you never authorized
You were promised guaranteed returns or low-risk outcomes that never materialized
You are elderly and believe you were targeted or taken advantage of
Your investment adviser prioritized their own compensation over your interests
You suffered significant losses that do not match the market or your risk profile

Practice Areas

What We Handle

Each of these practice areas reflects a recurring pattern Jorge investigated from inside the SEC and continues to see in FINRA arbitration. He knows how the misconduct is structured, what the internal records show, and which rules were violated.

The Securities Arbitration Claims We Handle

Most securities arbitration cases follow patterns I first saw inside the SEC. When an advisor concentrates a retiree's savings in illiquid alternative investments, sells non-traded REITs or preferred shares as safe income, or exploits an elderly client's trust, the misconduct leaves a paper trail. Winning the case is about knowing where that evidence lives and how to present it to the arbitration panel, whether the forum is FINRA, AAA, or JAMS.

Broker Fraud & Misconduct

Churning, unauthorized trading, misrepresentation, and selling away follow predictable patterns in the internal records. The supervisory exception reports flag the activity. The branch manager signs off anyway. Jorge knows where those failures are documented and how to prove they were not isolated incidents.

Learn More →

Unsuitable Investment Recommendations

Suitability violations begin with the new account form. When a broker records a client as "aggressive" to justify products that pay higher commissions, the discrepancy between the stated profile and actual circumstances is the case. Jorge reads those forms the way a CPA reads a balance sheet, and cross-examines the broker on every line.

Learn More →

Securities Fraud & Ponzi Schemes

Offering fraud follows a structural logic: legitimate-looking documents, affinity networks, and promised returns that require new investor capital to pay existing ones. Jorge led the prosecution of Wealth Pools International, a $132 million offering fraud affecting 70,000 investors across 64 countries. He understands how these schemes are built from the inside.

Learn More →

Investment Adviser Misconduct

Regulation Best Interest created new obligations. Many advisers are not meeting them, and their compliance departments know it. Conflicts of interest, undisclosed compensation arrangements, and self-dealing leave documentary trails that Jorge knows how to find and how to present to an arbitration panel.

Learn More →

Elder Financial Exploitation

Brokers who target elderly clients typically concentrate positions in high-commission illiquid products, document consent they never genuinely obtained, and rely on the client's reluctance to confront them. FINRA arbitration panels take elder exploitation seriously. Jorge has obtained rescission and punitive damages in cases involving vulnerable investors.

Learn More →

Alternative & Complex Investments

Non-traded REITs, private placements, structured notes, and variable annuities are routinely sold with disclosure documents that technically satisfy regulatory requirements while obscuring the real risks. Jorge evaluates these products as a CPA: modeling the actual economics against what the client was told, and builds the gap between those two pictures into the case.

Learn More →

My Story

From SEC Enforcement to Investor Advocacy

I spent more than a decade as Senior Enforcement Counsel at the SEC's Miami Regional Office, building and trying cases against broker-dealers, registered investment advisers, and fraudsters who victimized ordinary investors. I know how misconduct is structured, how it is concealed, and how regulators and arbitration panels evaluate it.

Today I represent only investors, never firms, never respondents. That singular focus, combined with my SEC background and credentials as a CPA and CGMA, gives my clients a level of case preparation and forensic analysis that most claimant attorneys cannot offer.

I am one of only seven Public Members of FINRA's National Arbitration and Mediation Committee, appointed by the FINRA Board of Governors. I bring to the committee a combination of an active investor-side arbitration practice, a decade in SEC Enforcement, and CPA/CGMA credentials. I help set the rules of the forum where your case will be heard. Learn how the process works.

FINRA hearings are conducted near the investor's home. I represent clients nationwide from my office in Coral Gables, Florida.

Read My Full Background

Credentials & Appointments

SEC ExperienceSenior Enforcement Counsel, Miami Regional Office (10+ years)
FINRA AppointmentPublic Member, National Arbitration and Mediation Committee (Board-Appointed)
CredentialsAttorney (Florida Bar No. 10773) • CPA • CGMA • MAcc
FacultyPractising Law Institute, Securities Arbitration 2026
PIABAArbitration Committee Co-Chair 2021-2024
RatingsAV Preeminent (Martindale-Hubbell) • Avvo 10.0 Superb
LanguagesEnglish • Spanish

SEC Enforcement & FINRA Arbitration

Representative Experience

70,000+
Investors Affected
64
Countries Affected
10+
Years SEC Enforcement
SEC Enforcement

Wealth Pools International

Led the SEC enforcement action resulting in $132 million in sanctions, one of the largest offering fraud cases handled by the Miami Regional Office. The matter involved 70,000+ investors across 64 countries and was publicly recognized by then-Commissioner (now SEC Chair) Paul S. Atkins at SEC Speaks 2008.

FINRA Arbitration Award

Unsuitable Illiquid Alternative Investments

Award in FINRA arbitration for a retired investor who suffered substantial losses after a broker recommended a portfolio of illiquid alternative investments inconsistent with the client's conservative risk profile and retirement income needs. FINRA No. 22-01620 (Feb. 2025).

FINRA Arbitration Award

Unsuitable REIT Recommendations, Vulnerable Investor

Award in FINRA arbitration involving unsuitable non-traded REIT recommendations to an elderly investor. Panel awarded damages, rescission, punitive damages, and sanctions, recognizing both the unsuitability of the products and the vulnerability of the client. FINRA No. 18-00218 (Dec. 2018).

FINRA Motion Practice

Eligibility Defense, FINRA Rule 12206

Successfully defeated a motion to dismiss on FINRA Rule 12206 eligibility grounds, preserving the client's right to proceed to a full arbitration hearing. The matter subsequently resolved.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each matter depends on its own facts and circumstances. Prior results in matters where co-counsel appeared do not reflect the work of any single attorney.

What Sets Riera Law Apart

The Riera Advantage

Riera LawTypical Claimant Firm
Former SEC Senior Enforcement CounselVaries
Ran compliance inside a global bank (HSBC)Varies
FINRA NAMC Board-Appointed Public MemberVaries
Dual Attorney + CPA/CGMA credentialsVaries
Represents investors only, never firmsVaries
Contingency fee, no recovery, no fee
Direct attorney access (not paralegal-driven)Varies
Forensic accounting integrated into case strategyVaries
PLI Securities Arbitration FacultyVaries
English and Spanish fluencyVaries

The Process

What Happens Next

Most investors have never filed a FINRA arbitration claim. Here is exactly what to expect when you work with Riera Law Firm.

01

Free Consultation

We review your situation at no cost. Jorge personally evaluates your account statements, confirms whether misconduct occurred, and identifies your legal options, including applicable time limits.

02

Case Evaluation

If you have a viable claim, we conduct a forensic review of your brokerage records, calculate damages, and identify the specific FINRA rule violations at issue.

03

Statement of Claim

We draft and file your Statement of Claim with FINRA. The respondent firm has 45 days to answer. We select your arbitration panel from FINRA's roster.

04

Discovery & Preparation

We obtain the firm's internal records, supervisory files, and compliance documents. Jorge's SEC background means we know exactly what to ask for, and what it means when we get it.

05

Hearing & Award

FINRA hearings are conducted near your home. We present your case to a panel of arbitrators. Most cases resolve before hearing, by settlement or award. You owe nothing unless we recover.

Client Testimonials

What Clients and Colleagues Say

★★★★★

"Friendly, knowledgeable and patient. Willing to spend whatever time is required to fully comprehend the issues in order to provide best results possible."

Ramona E.
Google Review
★★★★★

"Mr Jorge Riera is an excellent attorney. Very detailed in his review of the client's situation and comes up with the perfect strategies and solutions. Highly recommend Mr. Riera as an attorney."

Rene G.
Google Review
★★★★★

"Jorge was a spectacular partner when we worked together. His years of experience with securities regulation coupled with his commercial thinking made him a crucial partner for success. He always goes above and beyond and his genuine desire to help people shines through. For securities law he is an essential partner."

Michael L.
LinkedIn Recommendation
★★★★★

"Jorge Riera is a class act. He extremely knowledgeable, diligent and genuinely cares."

Patrick G.
Google Review
★★★★★

"So far you have done an extraordinary job. Well prepared, had all the facts and documents at your fingertips. Proud you are in that chair and of the fabulous job you have done representing my parents. Thank you"

A Former Client
Client Communication

Frequently Asked Questions

Before You Decide

Nothing upfront, and nothing at all if we do not recover for you. Riera Law Firm works exclusively on a contingency fee basis. Our fee is a percentage of what we recover. If there is no recovery, there is no fee. There are no hourly charges, no retainers, and no hidden costs.
Yes. FINRA Rule 12206 requires that claims be filed within six years of the event giving rise to the dispute. This is not a statute of limitations, it is an eligibility rule, and missing it can bar your claim entirely. Equitable tolling arguments exist in some circumstances, and Jorge has successfully litigated eligibility motions under Rule 12206. Do not wait to find out if your claim is still viable.
No. Riera Law Firm represents investors nationwide. FINRA rules require that hearings be held near the investor's home, so your case is heard where you live, not in Florida. Jorge handles all client communication directly and travels for hearings as needed.
FINRA arbitration is the mandatory dispute resolution forum for investor claims against broker-dealers. When you open a brokerage account, you sign an agreement to resolve disputes through FINRA rather than in court. Arbitration is generally faster than litigation, less expensive, and decided by a panel of arbitrators rather than a judge and jury. FINRA awards are final and binding.
Securities fraud cases are won and lost on numbers, account statements, commission calculations, suitability analyses, and damage models. Jorge's CPA and CGMA credentials mean he reads brokerage records the way a forensic accountant does, not just a lawyer. He evaluates potential damages witnesses more critically, cross-examines opposing financial witnesses more effectively, and builds damage calculations that hold up under scrutiny.
That depends on the specific facts. FINRA arbitration can be efficient for claims at many loss levels. During your free consultation, Jorge will give you an honest assessment of whether your claim is viable, what recovery might look like, and whether it makes sense to proceed. There is no obligation and no cost for that conversation.

Still Have Questions?

The Only Question That Matters Right Now: Does Your Situation Qualify?

A free, confidential consultation with Jorge answers that question directly, with no obligation, no pressure, and no hourly clock running.

Riera Law Firm • 340 Sevilla Avenue, Coral Gables, FL 33134 • jlr@rieralaw.com
Representing Investors Nationwide • No Recovery, No Fee • Contingency Fee Basis
Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Florida Bar No. 10773.

Former SEC Senior Enforcement Counsel | FINRA Board-Appointed NAMC Public Member | Attorney • CPA • CGMA

I Spent a Decade at the SEC Investigating Securities Fraud. Today, I Represent the Investors It Harmed.

I know exactly how broker-dealers operate, how regulators think, and where misconduct hides. I represent investors exclusively, on a contingency fee basis, no recovery, no fee.

Schedule a Free Consultation (305) 204-9779 • Nationwide

Self-Qualifier

Signs You May Have a Securities Arbitration Claim

If you recognize even one of these situations, you may have grounds for a FINRA arbitration claim. A free consultation costs you nothing, and there are strict time limits on every claim.

✓ Your broker recommended investments that were too risky for your situation
✓ You were sold products you did not understand or that were never explained
✓ Your account was traded excessively, generating commissions at your expense
✓ Your portfolio was concentrated in one stock, sector, or illiquid product
✓ Your broker invested your money outside the firm without your knowledge
✓ Trades were made in your account that you never authorized
✓ You were promised guaranteed returns or low-risk outcomes that never materialized
✓ You are elderly and believe you were targeted or taken advantage of
✓ Your investment adviser prioritized their own compensation over your interests
✓ You suffered significant losses that do not match the market or your risk profile

Practice Areas

What We Handle

The Securities Arbitration Claims We Handle

Most securities arbitration cases follow patterns I first saw inside the SEC. When an advisor concentrates a retiree's savings in illiquid alternative investments, sells non-traded REITs or preferred shares as safe income, or exploits an elderly client's trust, the misconduct leaves a paper trail. Winning the case is about knowing where that evidence lives and how to present it to the arbitration panel, whether the forum is FINRA, AAA, or JAMS.

Broker Fraud & Misconduct

Churning, unauthorized trading, and misrepresentation. Jorge knows where supervisory failures are documented and how to prove they were not isolated incidents.

Unsuitable Investments

Suitability violations that begin with the new account form. Jorge reads those forms like a CPA reads a balance sheet.

Securities Fraud

Offering fraud and Ponzi schemes. Jorge led the prosecution of Wealth Pools International, a $132 million offering fraud affecting 70,000+ investors.

Investment Adviser Misconduct

Regulation Best Interest violations, conflicts of interest, and self-dealing. Documentary trails that Jorge knows how to find and present.

Elder Exploitation

Brokers targeting elderly clients with high-commission illiquid products. Jorge has obtained rescission and punitive damages in these cases.

Complex Investments

Non-traded REITs, private placements, structured notes. Jorge evaluates these products as a CPA and builds the gap into the case.

My Story

From SEC Enforcement to Investor Advocacy

I spent more than a decade as Senior Enforcement Counsel at the SEC's Miami Regional Office, building and trying cases against broker-dealers, registered investment advisers, and fraudsters who victimized ordinary investors. I know how misconduct is structured, how it is concealed, and how regulators and arbitration panels evaluate it.

Today I represent only investors, never firms, never respondents. That singular focus, combined with my SEC background and credentials as a CPA and CGMA, gives my clients a level of case preparation and forensic analysis that most claimant attorneys cannot offer.

I am one of only seven Public Members of FINRA's National Arbitration and Mediation Committee, appointed by the FINRA Board of Governors. I bring to the committee a combination of an active investor-side arbitration practice, a decade in SEC Enforcement, and CPA/CGMA credentials. I help set the rules of the forum where your case will be heard.

FINRA hearings are conducted near the investor's home. I represent clients nationwide from my office in Coral Gables, Florida.

Read My Full Background

Key Credentials

• SEC: Senior Enforcement Counsel (10+ years)

• FINRA: Board-Appointed Public Member (NAMC)

• Credentials: Attorney • CPA • CGMA • MAcc

• PLI Faculty: Securities Arbitration 2026

• Languages: English • Spanish

SEC Enforcement & FINRA Arbitration

Representative Experience

$132M
Enforcement Action
70K+
Investors Affected

Wealth Pools International

$132M SEC enforcement action. One of the largest offering fraud cases. 70,000+ investors across 64 countries. Recognized by then-Commissioner (now SEC Chair) Paul S. Atkins.

Unsuitable Alternatives Award

FINRA arbitration award for retired investor. Illiquid alternative portfolio inconsistent with risk profile. FINRA No. 22-01620 (Feb. 2025).

REIT Recommendations Award

Unsuitable non-traded REIT recommendations to elderly investor. Panel awarded damages, rescission, punitive damages. FINRA No. 18-00218 (Dec. 2018).

What Sets Riera Law Apart

The Riera Advantage

Riera LawTypical Claimant Firm
Former SEC Senior Enforcement CounselVaries
FINRA NAMC Board-Appointed Public MemberVaries
Dual Attorney + CPA/CGMA credentialsVaries
Represents investors only, never firmsVaries
Contingency fee, no recovery, no fee
Direct attorney access (not paralegal-driven)Varies
Forensic accounting integrated into case strategyVaries
PLI Securities Arbitration FacultyVaries
English and Spanish fluencyVaries

The Process

What Happens Next

1

Consultation

We review your situation at no cost. Jorge evaluates your account statements and identifies your options.

2

Evaluation

Forensic review of records, damage calculations, and FINRA rule violations identified.

3

Statement

Draft and file Statement of Claim. Respondent firm has 45 days to answer. Panel selection begins.

4

Discovery

Jorge's SEC background means we know exactly what to ask for and how to use it.

5

Award

Hearing near your home. Most cases resolve by settlement or award. No fee unless we recover.

Client Testimonials

What Clients and Colleagues Say

★★★★★

"Friendly, knowledgeable and patient. Willing to spend whatever time is required to fully comprehend the issues."

Ramona E. · Google Review
★★★★★

"Very detailed in his review and comes up with perfect strategies and solutions. Highly recommend."

Rene G. · Google Review
★★★★★

"An excellent attorney. His years of experience with securities regulation made him a crucial partner for success."

Michael L. · LinkedIn

Frequently Asked Questions

Before You Decide

Nothing upfront, and nothing at all if we do not recover for you. Riera Law Firm works exclusively on a contingency fee basis. Our fee is a percentage of what we recover. If there is no recovery, there is no fee.
Yes. FINRA Rule 12206 requires that claims be filed within six years of the event giving rise to the dispute. This is not a statute of limitations, it is an eligibility rule, and missing it can bar your claim entirely.
No. Riera Law Firm represents investors nationwide. FINRA rules require that hearings be held near the investor's home, so your case is heard where you live, not in Florida. Jorge handles all client communication directly and travels for hearings as needed.
FINRA arbitration is the mandatory dispute resolution forum for investor claims against broker-dealers. Arbitration is generally faster than litigation, less expensive, and decided by a panel of arbitrators rather than a judge and jury. FINRA awards are final and binding.
Securities fraud cases are won and lost on numbers. Jorge's CPA and CGMA credentials mean he reads brokerage records the way a forensic accountant does, not just a lawyer. He evaluates damages witnesses more critically and builds damage calculations that hold up under scrutiny.
That depends on the specific facts. FINRA arbitration can be efficient for claims at many loss levels. During your free consultation, Jorge will give you an honest assessment of whether your claim is viable.

Former SEC Senior Enforcement Counsel | FINRA Board-Appointed NAMC Public Member | Attorney • CPA • CGMA

I Spent a Decade at the SEC Investigating Securities Fraud. Today, I Represent the Investors It Harmed.

I know exactly how broker-dealers operate, how regulators think, and where misconduct hides. I represent investors exclusively, on a contingency fee basis, no recovery, no fee.

Schedule a Free Consultation (305) 204-9779 • Nationwide

Self-Qualifier

Signs You May Have a Securities Arbitration Claim

If you recognize even one of these situations, you may have grounds for a FINRA arbitration claim. A free consultation costs you nothing, and there are strict time limits on every claim.

✓ Your broker recommended investments that were too risky for your situation
✓ You were sold products you did not understand or that were never explained
✓ Your account was traded excessively, generating commissions at your expense
✓ Your portfolio was concentrated in one stock, sector, or illiquid product
✓ Your broker invested your money outside the firm without your knowledge
✓ Trades were made in your account that you never authorized
✓ You were promised guaranteed returns or low-risk outcomes that never materialized
✓ You are elderly and believe you were targeted or taken advantage of
✓ Your investment adviser prioritized their own compensation over your interests
✓ You suffered significant losses that do not match the market or your risk profile

What We Handle

The Securities Arbitration Claims We Handle

Most securities arbitration cases follow patterns I first saw inside the SEC. When an advisor concentrates a retiree's savings in illiquid alternative investments, sells non-traded REITs or preferred shares as safe income, or exploits an elderly client's trust, the misconduct leaves a paper trail. Winning the case is about knowing where that evidence lives and how to present it to the arbitration panel, whether the forum is FINRA, AAA, or JAMS.

Broker Fraud & Misconduct

Churning, unauthorized trading, misrepresentation, and selling away follow predictable patterns in the internal records. The supervisory exception reports flag the activity. The branch manager signs off anyway. Jorge knows where those failures are documented and how to prove they were not isolated incidents.

Learn More →

Unsuitable Investment Recommendations

Suitability violations begin with the new account form. When a broker records a client as "aggressive" to justify products that pay higher commissions, the discrepancy between the stated profile and actual circumstances is the case. Jorge reads those forms the way a CPA reads a balance sheet, and cross-examines the broker on every line.

Learn More →

Securities Fraud & Ponzi Schemes

Offering fraud follows a structural logic: legitimate-looking documents, affinity networks, and promised returns that require new investor capital to pay existing ones. Jorge led the prosecution of Wealth Pools International, a $132 million offering fraud affecting 70,000 investors across 64 countries. He understands how these schemes are built from the inside.

Learn More →

Investment Adviser Misconduct

Regulation Best Interest created new obligations. Many advisers are not meeting them, and their compliance departments know it. Conflicts of interest, undisclosed compensation arrangements, and self-dealing leave documentary trails that Jorge knows how to find and how to present to an arbitration panel.

Learn More →

Elder Financial Exploitation

Brokers who target elderly clients typically concentrate positions in high-commission illiquid products, document consent they never genuinely obtained, and rely on the client's reluctance to confront them. FINRA arbitration panels take elder exploitation seriously. Jorge has obtained rescission and punitive damages in cases involving vulnerable investors.

Learn More →

Alternative & Complex Investments

Non-traded REITs, private placements, structured notes, and variable annuities are routinely sold with disclosure documents that technically satisfy regulatory requirements while obscuring the real risks. Jorge evaluates these products as a CPA: modeling the actual economics against what the client was told, and builds the gap between those two pictures into the case.

Learn More →

SEC Enforcement & FINRA Arbitration

Representative Cases

$132M
Enforcement Action Led
70,000+
Investors Affected
64
Countries Affected
10+
Years SEC Enforcement

Wealth Pools International

SEC enforcement action: $132M in sanctions. 70,000+ investors across 64 countries.

Unsuitable Alternatives Award

FINRA arbitration award for retired investor. Illiquid portfolio inconsistent with risk profile. FINRA No. 22-01620.

REIT Recommendations Award

Unsuitable REITs sold to elderly investor. Panel awarded damages and sanctions. FINRA No. 18-00218.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each matter depends on its own facts and circumstances.

My Story

From SEC Enforcement to Investor Advocacy

I spent more than a decade as Senior Enforcement Counsel at the SEC's Miami Regional Office, building and trying cases against broker-dealers, registered investment advisers, and fraudsters who victimized ordinary investors. I know how misconduct is structured, how it is concealed, and how regulators and arbitration panels evaluate it.

Today I represent only investors, never firms, never respondents. That singular focus, combined with my SEC background and credentials as a CPA and CGMA, gives my clients a level of case preparation and forensic analysis that most claimant attorneys cannot offer.

I am one of only seven Public Members of FINRA's National Arbitration and Mediation Committee. I bring to the committee a combination of an active investor-side arbitration practice, a decade in SEC Enforcement, and CPA/CGMA credentials. I help set the rules of the forum where your case will be heard.

FINRA hearings are conducted near the investor's home. I represent clients nationwide from my office in Coral Gables, Florida.

Key Credentials

• SEC: Senior Enforcement Counsel (10+ years)

• FINRA: Board-Appointed Public Member (NAMC)

• Credentials: Attorney (FL Bar 10773) • CPA • CGMA • MAcc

• Faculty: PLI Securities Arbitration 2026

• Languages: English • Spanish

What Sets Riera Law Apart

The Riera Advantage

Riera LawTypical Firm
Former SEC Senior Enforcement CounselVaries
FINRA NAMC Board-Appointed Public MemberVaries
Dual Attorney + CPA/CGMA credentialsVaries
Represents investors only, never firmsVaries
Contingency fee, no recovery, no fee
Direct attorney access (not paralegal-driven)Varies
Forensic accounting integrated into strategyVaries
PLI Securities Arbitration FacultyVaries
English and Spanish fluencyVaries

Client Testimonials

What Clients and Colleagues Say

★★★★★

"Friendly, knowledgeable and patient. Willing to spend whatever time is required to fully comprehend the issues."

Ramona E. · Google Review
★★★★★

"Very detailed in his review and comes up with perfect strategies and solutions. Highly recommend."

Rene G. · Google Review
★★★★★

"An excellent attorney. His years of experience with securities regulation made him a crucial partner for success."

Michael L. · LinkedIn

The Process

What Happens Next

1

Free Consultation

Jorge reviews your account statements and evaluates your claim, no cost.

2

Case Evaluation

Forensic analysis of records and damage calculations.

3

Statement of Claim

File with FINRA. Respondent has 45 days to answer.

4

Discovery

Obtain firm's internal records and compliance docs.

5

Hearing & Award

Hearing near your home. No fee unless we recover.

Frequently Asked Questions

Before You Decide

Nothing upfront, and nothing at all if we do not recover for you. Riera Law Firm works exclusively on a contingency fee basis. If there is no recovery, there is no fee.
Yes. FINRA Rule 12206 requires claims within six years of the event. Missing it can bar your claim entirely, so do not wait.
No. Riera Law represents investors nationwide. FINRA rules require hearings near your home, so your case is heard where you live.
Securities cases are won on numbers. Jorge reads brokerage records the way a forensic accountant does, which means stronger analysis and better case presentation.
That depends on the facts. During your free consultation, Jorge gives you an honest assessment of whether your claim is viable, with no obligation and no cost.

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

The Only Question That Matters: Does Your Situation Qualify?

A free, confidential consultation with Jorge answers that question directly, with no obligation, no pressure, and no hourly clock running.

Riera Law Firm • 340 Sevilla Avenue, Coral Gables, FL 33134
Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Florida Bar No. 10773.