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Securities and Investment Litigation for North Carolina Plaintiffs

Holding Financial Actors Accountable

When investors suffer losses due to fraud, misrepresentation, or breach of fiduciary duty, litigation may be the only path to recovery. At Blue LLP, we represent plaintiffs in securities and investment cases involving public and private companies, investment advisors, and pension administrators.


We’ve handled shareholder actions, retirement plan abuse cases, and complex financial fraud matters throughout North Carolina.

What We Handle

We pursue securities and investment claims including:

Our firm handles individual claims and class actions, often on a contingency fee basis.

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Securities fraud

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Misrepresentation in investment offerings

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Shareholder derivative claims

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Sophisticated Litigation, Client-First Focus

We speak the language of finance and law — and make it accessible to clients. Whether you’re an investor, plan participant, or business owner, we guide you through your options and pursue maximum recovery.

FAQ: Securities and Investment Cases

  • What’s the difference between a class action and individual claim?

    Class actions involve a group of similarly harmed investors. Individual claims may allow for more control and recovery if your damages are substantial.

  • Can I sue a financial advisor personally?

    Yes, if the advisor acted negligently, breached their duty, or violated securities laws.

  • What’s the statute of limitations for securities fraud?

    It varies, but many claims must be filed within two to three years. Early legal analysis is crucial to preserve rights.