Janine D. Arno

Janine Arno focuses her practice on securities arbitration and litigation, representing individual and institutional investors in stockbroker misconduct matters. Her cases on behalf of investors have involved numerous types of securities, including stocks, bonds, options, Regulation D private placements, fraudulent Ponzi schemes, hedge funds, commodities and collateralized mortgage obligations. She has represented investors in arbitration before the Financial Regulatory Authority (FINRA), the National Futures Association (NFA) and the American Arbitration Association (AAA), as well as class actions in state and federal courts. Ms. Arno has also worked as counsel in receivership actions and has represented whistleblowers in making complaints to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Prior to joining Silver Law Group, Ms. Arno was a corporate transactional attorney at Ruden McClosky. Her experience includes representing U.S. and international issuers in a variety of capital market transactions. These transactions ranged from initial public offerings by emerging companies to offerings of sophisticated financial products by Fortune 500 corporations. She has extensive experience in Regulation D private placements. Ms. Arno graduated summa cum laude from Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad Law School. During law school she was an editor of the Nova Law Review and was published in the Review with a case comment titled "The Abolition of the Juvenile Death Penalty in Roper v. Simmons." Publications The Abolition of the Juvenile Death Penalty in Roper v. Simmons 30 Nova L. Rev. 473 (2006), SEC Whistleblower Incentives Under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act, PIABA Bar Journal, 2011.