Top Rated Securities Litigation Attorney in Beverly Hills, CA

Mr. Harrison represents clients in Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) arbitration matters and in state and federal courts. He is a member of the Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association (“PIABA”) as well as an arbitrator for FINRA.

Mr. Harrison is a graduate of the University of Southern California where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance. Upon graduation, Shearson Lehman Brothers offered Mr. Harrison a position with the firm as a Series Seven licensed registered representative.

Mr. Harrison clerked for the Honorable Joseph Reichmann of the United States District Court for the Central District of California. After graduating from Southwestern School of Law, Mr. Harrison worked in the New York City's District Attorney's Office as an assistant district attorney where he gained significant court experience prosecuting cases. At the District Attorney's Office, Mr. Harrison's duties included but were not limited to directing on-site police investigations, grand jury prosecutions, drafting and presenting search warrants and prosecuting individuals accused of fraud and other crimes.

After his tenure with the District Attorney, Mr. Harrison worked as an in-house attorney at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter where he defended the firm from allegations of stock broker fraud by investors and regulators.

In 2000, Mr. Harrison left Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and opened his own practice representing individuals in the securities area.  Mr. Harrison has represented investors in various types of disputes, including but not limited to suitability claims, unauthorized trading, asset allocation, ponzi schemes, annuities, real estate investment trusts, selling away, risk management, and product related matters. 

Mr. Harrison also represents financial advisors in regulatory and criminal proceedings.

Mr. Harrison serves as Of Counsel to Aidikoff, Uhl & Bakhtiari.

Mr. Harrison has been quoted in the media on securities-related matters such as Money Magazine, USA Today and the Los Angeles Times.