About Us

The Law Office of David Liebrader represents victims of investment fraud throughout the United States. Over the past 23 years we have been fighting for the rights of victimized investors to get their day in court, and recover money wrongfully taken from them.

Our attorneys are licensed to practice law in Nevada and California, and can appear in all the courts in those two states. In addition, as a result of being licensed in Nevada and California, our attorneys can represent investors in FINRA arbitrations in any state in the country. Pursuant to the provisions of the Federal Arbitration Act, which governs the relationship between all registered brokerage firms and their customers, we can, and have appeared on behalf of clients in 45 of the 50 states.

This nationwide practice has allowed us to form bonds with local attorneys and experts, who are ready to provide information on local arbitrators, jurors or judges. Despite subtle differences, most states have adopted some form of the Uniform Securities Act which provides a framework for registration of securities, licensing of representatives, and remedies for victims of investment fraud. State Securities Act claims form the basis for most of the cases we see, as the Act provides remedies for misrepresentations and omissions made in the sale of securities, a common claim. Other claims typically advanced for investors are for breach of fiduciary duty, negligence, suitability violations, sales of unregistered securities, churning and fraud.

We offer investors competitive fee arrangements, either hourly or contingency, and also provide flexible rates depending upon at what point the case resolves; within six months of filing, prior to trial or arbitration, or after the hearing or trial on the merits. We always provide a free, confidential consultation, and strive to provide the client with as much information as possible to allow him or her to make an informed decision about proceeding with a claim.

• In addition to representing victims of investment fraud we also have represented clients in the following types of claims:
• Shareholders having disputes with corporations;
• Whistleblowers with claims before the SEC;
• Creditors seeking to enforce judgments against debtors in bankruptcy court (adversary proceedings);
• Victims of Ponzi schemes;
• Denial of coverage claims against insurance companies;
• Legal malpractice claims against attorneys;
• Malpractice claims against real estate agents;
• Complex judgment collection strategies;
• Promissory note collections;
• Business against business disputes

David Liebrader has been practicing law since 1993. Prior to becoming a member of the bas in California and Nevada he worked as an intern for the Pacific stock Exchange, where he assisted the director of arbitration administer cases in their arbitration program. After that he worked for several boutique law firms that specialized in helping “burned” investors. After hosting a Nevada radio program on investment losses and teaching classes on business law he started The Law Office of David Liebrader in 1996.

In 2002 David became a FINRA (NASD) arbitrator and has since qualified as a Chairman. In 2007 he was asked to become a short trial judge for the Nevada District Court’s Eighth Judicial District Court (serving Clark County). He served two terms on the Nevada State Bar’s fee dispute panel, adjudicating and mediating fee disputes between attorneys and clients. In addition he served a term as a member of the Nevada State Bar’s attorney discipline screening panel, which reviewed claims filed by clients against attorneys for violations of professional conduct rules.

Some of the states in which we have represented clients are listed below. As a service to potential and existing clients, links to the applicable state securities laws as well as contact information to the regulators is contained in the post.

• Alabama Birmingham, Dothan, Mobile
• Arizona Phoenix, Scottsdale
• Arkansas Little Rock
• California Los Angles, San Diego, San Francisco, Riverside, San Bernardino
• Colorado Denver, Fort Collins, Durango
• Connecticut Hartford
• Delaware
• Florida Tampa, Miami, Ponte Vedre Beach, Jacksonville, Orlando, Ocala
• Georgia Atlanta
• Hawaii
• Idaho Boise, Pocatello
• Illinois Chicago
• Indiana Indianapolis
• Iowa Des Moines
• Kansas Topeka
• Kentucky Louisville
• Louisiana New Orleans, Monroe, Thibideaux
• Maine Portland
• Maryland Baltimore
• Michigan Detroit,
• Minnesota Minneapolis, Coon Rapids, Isle
• Mississippi
• Missouri Kansas City, St. Luois
• Montana Helena, Kalispell
• Nebraska Omaha
• Nevada Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno, Sparks
• New Hampshire Manchester
• New Jersey
• New Mexico Albuquerque, Santa Fe
• New York New York, Albany
• North Carolina Charlotte, Fayetteville
• North Dakota
• Ohio Cleveland, Cincinnatti
• Oklahoma Norman
• Oregon Portland
• Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
• South Carolina Charleston, Columbia
• South Dakota
• Tennessee Nashville, Memphis
• Texas Houston, Dallas, San Antonio
• Utah Salt Lake City, Hurricane, St. George
• Vermont Burlington
• Virginia Richmond
• Washington Seattle, Bellevue
• Wisconsin Madison, Green Bay
• Wyoming Cody