Jeffrey B. Kaplan is an AV-rated lawyer who focuses his law practice on plaintiff-side securities arbitration and litigation and consumer fraud arbitration and class action litigation. He represents individual and institutional investors in stockbroker negligence and securities and investment fraud matters, as well as individuals and groups of individuals who are victims of corporate fraud, data privacy breaches, and cybersecurity fraud. In addition to his work in the investment and consumer fraud areas, Mr. Kaplan also represents securities industry professionals involved in employment disputes. He has extensive experience representing investment fraud and consumer fraud clients in FINRA, NYSE, and AAA arbitrations and in court proceedings, and he has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of his clients. Mr. Kaplan often serves as a guest lecturer to investor groups, consumer groups, accountants, and other professionals throughout the country concerning consumer fraud and investor protection.

He has extensive experience representing investment fraud and consumer fraud clients in FINRA, NYSE, and AAA arbitrations and in court proceedings, and he has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of his clients. Mr. Kaplan often serves as a guest lecturer to investor groups, consumer groups, accountants, and other professionals throughout the country concerning consumer fraud and investor protection.

Mr. Kaplan is a past Chairperson and Board member of the Young Philanthropists of Baptist Health. He also has served as Chairperson of a Florida Bar Grievance Committee and a member of the Miami-Dade County Bar Association SEC Litigation Committee. He has been active in the Greater Miami Jewish Federation Attorneys Division and is a Member of the Miami Innovation Fund, providing pre-seed funding to technology startups. Mr. Kaplan has served two separate three-year terms on the FINRA-nominated National Arbitration and Mediation Committee, an advisory committee that makes recommendations and drafts rules, regulations, and procedures governing FINRA arbitration.

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