Robert Howard Rex

Rex Securities Law- Robert H. Rex is a national securities lawyer with offices in Austin, Texas and Boca Raton, Florida. If you have questions about how to recover investment losses due to the fraud or negligence of a stock broker or stock brokerage firm, call for a no charge consultation.

University of Florida

J.D. (1976)

1974 - 1976

Florida Atlantic University

B.A. | Accounting

1972 - 1974

Securities Attorney

Dickenson Murphy Rex & Sloan-Rex Securities Law

1988 - Current

Recovery of investment losses and pursuing stockbroker misconduct for aggrieved investors for over twenty years. Nationwide representation.

Attorney

Russell & VIckers

1985 - 1987

Commercial litigation, oil & gas law, family law. San Antonio Texas

Vice President Legal & FInance

Heritage Oil/Heritage Processing Corp

1981 - 1984

Executive with independent oil & gas exploration company/ natural gas processing company. San Antonio, Texas

CPA-Tax Accountant

Alexander Grant & Co.

1979 - 1981

Manager in tax department specializing in federal/state tax matters. San Antonio, Texas

CPA-Tax Accountant

Coopers & Lybrand

1976 - 1978

Tax accountant-Federal/State tax matters. Atlanta, GA and West Palm Beach FL

Florida Legal Elite

Florida Trend Magazine

2006

AV Preeminent Rating

Martindale-Hubbell

1993

PIABA-Public Investors Advocate Bar Association

Member

1993 - Current

Activities: Member, since its inception, of the national bar association dedicated to representation of investors seeking damages for losses caused by fraud or negligence of financial advisors.

Texas State Bar

Member

1978 - Current

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Member

1978 - Current

Florida State Bar  # 240060

Member

1977 - Current

Florida

Since 1977

Texas

State Bar of Texas

Since 1979

• Free Consultation
  No charge for initial consultation to review recovery of investment losses or other stockbroker misconduct. Nationwide representation.
• Contingent Fees
  The vast majority of our cases are handled on a contingent fee basis, which means that If you make no recovery, you owe no fee.

Stockbroker & Investment Fraud

Securities Law

Arbitration & Mediation

Business Arbitration, Consumer Arbitration, Family Arbitration

• Recover Stock Market Losses
• FINRA Arbitration

Q. Broker decided to close my account and sell my securities. They said I broke section 3 of their agreement without detail

October 13, 2022

A: A firm can ask a customer to leave, however they should not liquidate any positions unless authorized by the customer. Generally transfer of securities is done via ACAT which is initiated by the receiving firm. You should ask your new broker to initiate the transfer.