Eccleston Law's Services in New York and New Jersey

Posted on June 3rd, 2014 at 4:57 PM

Eccleston Law Is Pleased To Provide the Following Services to NY / NJ Financial Advisers

 

Finally, a law firm that represents the needs of financial advisers in securities and financial services employment matters. Our services include the following:

  • FINRA, SEC and State Regulatory Defense
  • Independent Arbitration Defense to Protect Your Interests (not just your firm's interests)
  • Promissory Note (Forgivable Loan) Collection Defense
  • Employment Actions to Correct Defamatory Form U-5 Language and To Seek Damages for Wrongful Termination
  • State Registration Issues
  • Transition Planning, Consultation and Review / Negotiation of Employment Agreements
  • Succession Planning, Mergers and Acquisitions

Eccleston Law represents financial advisers nationally, with offices in New York City, Chicago and Sarasota, Florida. If you are in New York or New Jersey, feel free to contact Attorney Christine Goodrich at 917-675-7582. For further information regarding Christine Goodrich, our other attorneys and our practice areas, visit www.EcclestonLaw.com.

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