Darlene Pasieczny (“Pah-shetch-nee”) is a securities and fiduciary litigator, and appellate attorney, based in Portland, Oregon.

Her wide range of experience and knowledge in the field of trust and estate disputes, elder financial abuse, shareholder rights and complex buisness disputes, securities litigation and FINRA arbitration, gives her the edge to help her clients navigate through trust and estate financial disputes and recover investment losses.

Fiduciary litigation in Oregon and Washington includes trust and estate disputes, shareholder rights cases, and elder financial abuse cases.  Darlene's appellate practice includes successfully representing parties in the Oregon Court of Appeals, Oregon Supreme Court, the Washington Court of Appeals, and in briefing to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Darlene began her legal career focused on investor protection and investment loss recovery for individuals, fiduciaries, groups of investors in court and FINRA arbitration. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is the self-regulatory organization that regulates and licenses securities brokerage firms and individual brokers across the country. FINRA arbitration is the main forum in the securities industry for resolution of legal disputes between investors and these industry professionals.  Darlene's FINRA arbitration practice enables her to represent investors nationwide.