Jay H. Salamon, Attorney

Jay H. Salamon graduated Magna Cum Laude from Kent State University in 1977 and is a 1980 graduate of Case Western Reserve University School of Law. Jay researches the complicated and ever-changing issues of law that arise in securities litigation and writes the briefs, memos, and other documents that are filed on the client's behalf. He has been engaged in complex legal research and writing on an exclusive basis for nearly thirty years and often has been retained by other lawyers and law firms to assist them with strategy and to prepare memoranda on complicated legal issues. His securities practice is devoted exclusively to the representation of investors injured by stockbrokers, investment advisors, financial planners, insurance agents, and other investment professionals. He is a member of PIABA (Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association), and has served as a member of the Board of Editors of the PIABA Bar Journal, a nationally distributed quarterly compilation of scholarly articles relevant to the practice of securities arbitration, authored by legal practitioners, experts, mediators, arbitrators, and law school professors, He also has served terms on several of PIABA's most important committees. He is the author or co-author of a number of articles, including "The Broker's Duty to Monitor Accounts and Recommend Protective Measures" and "Brief Spotlight -- Resisting a Motion to Exclude Expert Testimony in Arbitration," both published in the PIABA Bar Journal.