Chad  Ostrosky

Chad Ostrosky

Attorney

Mr. Ostrosky began representing individuals in securities arbitration while still in law school at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law Securities Arbitration Clinic.  In law school, he earned a CALI Award for legal research and competed in FINRA's Securities Dispute Resolution Triathlon. 

Prior to joining Eccleston Law, LLC, Mr. Ostrosky represented individuals and businesses in complex civil litigation and securities arbitration at a Pittsburgh based law firm.    

Mr. Ostrosky serves as an Arbitrator for the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), the National Futures Association (NFA), and the Westmoreland County Court of Common Pleas.

 
 

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LATEST NEWS AND ARTICLES

February 5, 2026
FINRA Fines Broker-Dealer for Repeated Form CRS Disclosure Failures

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) fined VSI Securities Inc., formerly known as Venecredit Securities Inc., $20,000 for failing to accurately disclose the firm’s disciplinary history in its customer relationship summary, known as Form CRS.

February 4, 2026
Investor Redemptions Rise in Nontraded BDCs Amid Credit Concerns

Financial advisors and their clients have increased redemptions from nontraded business development companies (BDCs) following a series of high-profile corporate bankruptcies, according to InvestmentNews. The surge highlights growing investor concern about liquidity and credit exposure within these high-yield but often risky investment ...

February 3, 2026
FINRA Accuses Spartan Capital of Widespread Churning That Allegedly Harmed Customers

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has brought a disciplinary complaint against Spartan Capital Securities and several senior leaders of the New York City–based broker-dealer, alleging that the firm facilitated excessive trading that generated millions of dollars in revenue while causing substantial losses to customers.