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• James F. Willeford is an experienced FINRA arbitrator and investor advocate. He has more than 35 years of experience in securities arbitration and litigation, trust litigation, complex business litigation, and disability law. Mr. Willeford is active in local and national bar associations and has represented plaintiffs in hundreds of commercial disputes in a wide variety of practice areas.

• Louisiana, 1973 Texas, 1993 U.S. District Court Eastern District of Louisiana U.S. District Court Middle District of Louisiana U.S. District Court Western District of Louisiana U.S. District Court Southern District of Texas U.S. Court of Appeals 5th Circuit U.S. Supreme Court

• Louisiana State University Law Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1973J.D. Louisiana State University, 1970B.A. Louisiana Law Institute, 1973

• New Orleans Investor Disputes Lawyers.

  Informed Guidance for U.S. and International Investors.

  Our Louisiana securities attorneys provide diligent representation for investors worldwide. We understand the serious financial consequences and emotional hardships associated with stockbroker fraud and other dubious practices. We also have experience safeguarding the rights of international investors whose rights are protected under U.S. law.

  Distinguished Louisiana Advocates.

  Attorney James F. Willeford has nearly 40 years of experience handling complex securities arbitration, ERISA disability claims and business litigation. His extensive experience representing employees, retirees, investors, business owners and executives extends to practicing before the United States Supreme Court and Supreme Court of Louisiana.

  Mr. Willeford has assembled a skilled team of attorneys that focuses on providing exceptional client service. We leverage our individual strengths to ensure our clients receive the highest level of attention and service. We strive to eliminate our clients' stress while navigating the legal system.

  Personalized Representation.

  We are a small law firm by design. We focus on our clients' unique needs in order to provide guidance that addresses their long-term goals. Our attorneys understand the extreme emotional and financial hardships associated with investment account losses.

  We represent investors and retirees facing complicated, serious financial consequences from securities fraud, broker misconduct and other deceptive practices. We have recovered millions of dollars in losses through securities arbitration for clients throughout the United States and around the world. We accept select investor claims on a contingency fee basis. There is no fee for the initial consultation and preliminary investment account review.

  Additionally, our lawyers possess sophisticated business litigation experience. We will evaluate your contract dispute to determine the best course of action. We strive to obtain the best possible outcome for our clients.

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I feel it is a form of human rights issue.. It can be used by old employers to keep people from ever getting work. . Susan (just an example), worked for a company for eight years with no problem, then the business was sold and the new employer harassed her and scared her so she had to quit. But now she could not use the last eight years of her life as a reference.. Another example Jim is a native every one thought he was fine as long as he stayed as a grunt doing the dirty work. But then he went to school and wanted letters of reference from his employer that thought natives should not forget there place, so he smiled to jims face and every time Jim went for a job Jim could not figure out why he could not get work. . The answer? . His old employer did not want natives getting ahead in Canada.. Letters of reference can be used by an employer that has harassed female employees, to stalk them and keep tabs on them. . They are in my personal opinion . Invasive, . Dangerous, . Unnecessary, . And a breeding ground for quite discrimination. . It also prejudges the person with out them being allowed to defend themselves, and encourages assumptions, and it assumes that because a person made one mistake they will never change.. . It would be interesting to see what female right groups, or native groups, or others have to say on these arguments against letters of reference and why they should be against the law and outlawed..

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