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Miami, Florida

Miami Securities Fraud & Investment Loss Attorneys

South Florida has one of the highest rates of broker misconduct complaints in the nation. Richard Frankowski is licensed in Florida, knows the Miami market, and has recovered millions for Florida investors through FINRA arbitration.

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Serving Florida Investors

Florida-Licensed Attorneys for Miami Investors

Miami is home to Brickell Avenue's Financial District — the largest financial center south of New York — along with a concentration of international private banking, independent broker-dealers, and registered investment advisors serving one of the nation's most diverse investor populations. Regulators have consistently identified South Florida as a region requiring heightened broker oversight.

Richard Frankowski is licensed to practice law in Florida and has represented South Florida investors in FINRA arbitration for over two decades. He co-authored The Practitioner's Guide to Securities Arbitration and has filed claims against brokerage firms of every size, from large wire houses to small local broker-dealers.

If your broker misrepresented a product, recommended unsuitable investments, churned your account, or placed you in a Ponzi scheme, call us for a free, confidential evaluation.

Miami Office

The Frankowski Firm
201 S Biscayne Blvd #8910
Miami, FL 33131

Richard Frankowski is licensed in Alabama, Florida, and Texas. We serve clients throughout South Florida — Miami, Coral Gables, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and the Palm Beaches — in FINRA arbitration and Florida securities litigation.

What We Handle

Securities & Investment Fraud Practice Areas

Broker Fraud & Misconduct

Unauthorized trading, churning, misrepresentation, and unsuitable recommendations by brokers at wire houses, regional firms, and independent advisors.

FINRA Arbitration

Most investor disputes go through FINRA arbitration. Richard Frankowski co-authored the leading practitioner guide on the process and has handled hundreds of FINRA cases.

Investment Fraud

Fraudulent investment schemes, promissory note fraud, unregistered securities, and deliberate misrepresentation of investment products.

Ponzi Schemes

Recovery for victims of Ponzi and pyramid schemes. We identify every avenue of recovery, including claims against feeder funds and selling brokers.

Elder Financial Fraud

Seniors are disproportionately targeted by unscrupulous brokers and financial advisors. We aggressively pursue recovery for elderly investors and their families.

SEC Whistleblower Claims

If you have inside information about securities fraud, you may be entitled to a significant award. We guide whistleblowers through the SEC submission process.

Common Questions

Miami Investment Fraud — Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Miami a hotspot for securities fraud and investment loss claims?

Miami's large international investor community, significant retiree population, and history of aggressive financial sales practices create an elevated risk environment. South Florida has long been identified by FINRA, the SEC, and state regulators as a region with above-average broker misconduct. We know this market well.

My broker at a Miami brokerage sold me a variable annuity I didn't need. What are my options?

Variable annuity abuse is one of the most common forms of broker misconduct in Florida, particularly targeting seniors and retirees. If the annuity was unsuitable for your age, income, or investment objectives — or if the surrender charges and fees were not adequately disclosed — you may have a strong FINRA arbitration claim. Richard Frankowski is licensed in Florida and handles these cases regularly.

Can I file a FINRA claim in Spanish? Many Miami investors are Spanish-speaking.

FINRA arbitration can accommodate bilingual hearings and documentation. Our firm works with clients and, where necessary, interpreters to ensure language is never a barrier to recovery. Many of our South Florida clients are Spanish-speaking investors who were misled by Spanish-speaking brokers.

How long do I have to file a claim in Florida?

FINRA's six-year eligibility rule governs most broker-dealer claims. Florida's Securities and Investor Protection Act imposes its own limitations periods. Richard Frankowski is licensed in Florida and evaluates all applicable deadlines as part of your free consultation.

Does The Frankowski Firm charge fees upfront?

No. We work on a contingency fee — you pay no attorney fees unless we recover money for you. Your consultation is always free.

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