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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Hiring Eccleston Law has been one of the best career decisions I have made and this "investment" to maintain my sterling regulatory record has been returned many times over.  If you are in a situation where you've been unfairly accused, don't hesitate to talk with Eccleston Law. They are the best.

Thomas C.

LATEST NEWS AND ARTICLES

August 29, 2025
FINRA's 2025 Industry Snapshot Highlights

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority’s (FINRA) has published its 2025 Industry Snapshot. The Snapshot provides a detailed view of its member firms, registered representatives, and trading activity, revealing both consolidation in the industry and shifts in business models.

August 28, 2025
Former Raymond James Advisor Barred by FINRA Over Misappropriation Probe

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has permanently barred former Raymond James financial advisor Meredith Archer Webber after she failed to comply with repeated requests for documents and testimony during an investigation into the possible misappropriation of funds from two elderly clients, according to ThinkAdvisor.

August 27, 2025
SEC Fines American Portfolios Advisors $1.75 Million for Overbilling and Undisclosed Conflicts

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has fined American Portfolios Advisors $1.75 million for a series of violations that occurred between August 2020 and March 2023, including overbilling advisory clients and failing to disclose conflicts of interest tied to compensation arrangements.