Atlanta Securities Lawyers

EXPERIENCE MATTERS
You hire a lawyer to provide advice and to advocate on your behalf. Sound advice and effective advocacy require more than knowledge of the applicable law and facts – they are the product of judgment. Judgment comes from experience. Our Atlanta securities attorneys have a combined 45 years of experience in representing individuals and businesses in a variety of matters, including financial fraud litigation, securities arbitration, business and commercial litigation, employment disputes, class action litigation and securities and commodities industry regulatory defense matters.

THE DOSS FIRM’S TRACK RECORD
The attorneys at our firm have recovered millions of dollars for hundreds of thousands of people. Our attorneys successfully represented and recovered millions of dollars on behalf of over 750,000 Georgia consumers of natural gas who were overcharged by their natural gas sellers.

Our attorneys have developed a significant amount of experience representing and recovering losses on behalf of victims of Ponzi schemes in actions against financial institutions, including large banks and other third parties that were involved in the illegal transactions. Our Atlanta securities lawyers have recovered additional millions of dollars for investors in securities arbitrations and court actions all over the country.

Mr. Doss is the immediate past President of the Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association (PIABA), an organization composed of approximately 450 attorneys who represent investors in disputes with securities brokers. Mr. Doss regularly meets with regulators and congressional staff members in Washington, D.C. to lobby for increased investor protections.

Mr. Doss currently serves as adjunct professor of law with the Georgia State University College of Law teaching a course in Securities Regulation and Arbitration. One of the textbooks for the course is a book authored by Mr. Doss and published by the American Bar Association entitled, A Practitioner’s Guide to Securities Arbitration. Notably, the book is also used at other law school investor clinics.

Major news publications, such as USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and Reuters ask Jason Doss to comment on important financial issues that involve investor protection.

NATIONWIDE SCOPE OF FINANCIAL FRAUD AND INVESTMENT ABUSE
The Doss Firm has developed a national reputation for representing and recovering millions of dollars on behalf of investors throughout the United States in securities arbitrations. These arbitrations often involve issues related to breach of fiduciary duty, churning and unauthorized trading, computation of damages, elder financial abuse, failure to supervise, misrepresentations and omissions, selling away, and state “blue sky” laws. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) provides a forum for securities arbitration. Securities arbitration is a niche practice area and requires experienced attorneys who are familiar with the issues involved in representing investors in the FINRA arbitration forum. In addition to representing investors in securities arbitrations, Mr. Doss has worked tirelessly on behalf of the investing public to improve investor protections. For example, while serving on the board of directors of PIABA for almost six years, Mr. Doss has worked with FINRA to change FINRA’s Code of Arbitration and help investors level the playing field.

OTHER PRACTICE AREAS
In addition to our securities arbitration practice, The Doss Firm has experience in representing individuals and businesses in a variety of matters, including general civil litigation, business litigation, commercial litigation, consumer class action litigation, securities and ERISA litigation, employment litigation, securities/commodities industry regulatory defense, personal injury litigation, and representation of law enforcement officers.

DEVOTED TO A BETTER COMMUNITY
The Atlanta securities attorneys of The Doss Firm believe in giving back to the community and have volunteered their time and money to build a better community by helping those in need. For example, Jason Doss was involved in helping to create an investor advocacy clinic at Georgia State University College of Law, a clinic designed to help aggrieved investors who cannot afford a competent attorney to represent them against brokerage firms.