Banks Law Office

Since 1985, Banks Law has received awards and settlements in the tens of millions of dollars against major Wall Street firms, small brokerages, and others. Our clients are varied, and have included judges, NBA basketball players, construction workers, credit unions, retirement plans, securities regulatory agencies and large investor groups.

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Our firm represents clients whose investments have been lost due to mismanagement of their accounts by stock brokers and investment advisors. Claims typically involve broker misconduct, misrepresenting investment risk, unsuitable portfolios, excessive commissions, unauthorized trading, hedge fund fraud, and other securities law violations.

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Banks Law Office Continues To Warn Investors Not To Conduct Business With J. Scott McKee
2 Feb 2012

Banks Law Office Continues To Warn Investors Not To Conduct Business With J. Scott McKee Since last summer, Robert Banks has been warning investors not to do business with Scott McKee, formerly with the brokerage firms of Morgan Stanley, Berthel … Continue reading →
Banks Law Office PC Sends Demand On Behalf Of Former Scott McKee Investors
27 Jan 2012

Banks Law Office PC Sends Demand on behalf of former Scott McKee investors in Oregon and Washington for return of losses in Bedrocks and DeWitt/Grand Slam Our office has sent a detailed settlement demand letter to Berthel Fisher & Co. … Continue reading →
Investor Advocate Robert Banks Updates Clients of James Scott McKee and Berthel Fisher LLP
5 Oct 2011

Scott McKee Investor Update: In response to a number of recent inquiries from clients of Scott McKee, we are posting updated information. Here is what we can tell investors as of October 5, 2011. McKee No Longer at Morgan … Continue reading →
Six Hooks that Lure Investors
23 Sep 2011

Do you ever wonder why fish end up hooked even after they’ve been caught before? When it comes to investments that sound too good to be true, humans are equally predictable. After a financial loss we can all be tempted by investments that promise quick … Continue reading →