Texas Securities Fraud Attorney

Texas Insider Trading Lawyer

Many investment losses are the result of the natural fluctuations of the United States securities and commodities markets, but some are also the result of fraud. Distinguishing between these two types of losses, however, can sometimes be problematic. The government works aggressively to discover and prosecute securities fraud, and sometimes they overreach.

When the federal government uses its resources to go after you, it is imperative to work with a lawyer who is equipped to successfully fight back. Contact Frank A. Rubino, a nationally recognized white collar crime defense attorney with the knowledge, skill and experience to excel at even the most high-profile securities fraud defenses.

• Insider trading
• False reporting by corporations and auditors
• Securities fraud
• Conspiracy to commit securities fraud
• Violations in reporting, books and records

Throughout a career that has spanned more than 30 years, Mr. Rubino has excelled at some of the most complex and high-profile cases brought before the federal and international courts. This included his role as the lead trial counsel for General Manuel Noriega in his defense against the federal government and in a civil case before the United States Supreme Court.

Mr. Rubino is well-respected in the legal profession and frequently appears on Fox News and CNN as a commentator. He has also lectured on issues of federal criminal law at the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL), the Academy of Trial Lawyers and the American Bar Association. His television appearances include 20/20, 60 Minutes and Nightline.

Mr. Rubino’s Houston law firm represents stockbrokers, investors, executives and entrepreneurs in large-scale federal defenses against securities fraud allegations. When the federal government accuses you of running a ponzi scheme, or when they accuse you of defrauding investors or manipulating stocks, it is crucial that you match their resources with a strong defense.

Contact Frank A. Rubino by calling 713-574-7716 or 1-866-718-3994 or by completing an intake form.