Lawrence Lee Klayman

Lawrence L. Klayman, a Brooklyn native, is the founding partner of KlaymanToskes, P.A. His practice is exclusively limited to securities arbitration and litigation. Lawrence is a former licensed financial advisor who has spent decades applying what he has learned from working inside the securities industry to fight for the rights of injured investors. Lawrence understands what motivates financial advisors, he understands the complex products they sell, and he understands the imperfect compliance requirements set in place for the protection of investors.

While attending Nova Southeastern University- Shepherd Broad Law Center, Lawrence received firsthand experience at the National Association of Securities Dealers (“NASD”) now known as the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) in the arbitration department. He then worked at Boose, Casey, Ciklin as a law clerk where he worked in the securities group as part of the special counsel team representing Prudential Securities. He then worked at the firm now known as Gordon and Partners running their securities division until 1997 when he began his own firm.

Since 1997, Lawrence has represented thousands of investors throughout the United States and abroad. He has managed cases before FINRA, the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”), JAMS, and state and federal courts. His firm has recovered over $250 million for investors in FINRA arbitration cases along, and another $350 million in other securities litigation matters.

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Florida

The Florida Bar

ID Number: 16240

Since 1994

Owner and Managing Partner

KlaymanToskes, P.A.

1997 - Current

Lawrence L. Klayman, Esq. is the owner and managing partner of the law firm of KlaymanToskes. Since opening in 1997, the firm has recovered $250 million in FINRA arbitration cases alone, and another $350 million in other securities litigation matters.

New York University

Economics

Shepard Broad Law Center, Nova Southeastern University

J.D. | Law

Florida State Bar  # 16240

Member

1994 - Current

Securities Class Action Lawsuits Against Wall Street Brokerages vs. Securities Arbitration Claimants: A Study to Determine the Appropriate Path for Securities Dispute Resolution

April, 2003