Can I get any of my money back, after a stock brokerage company lost 99.5% (around 60,000 USD) of my money ?

You should talk to an attorney who regularly handles cases against financial and investment advisors. Your broker could potentially be liable for...

Do I need a litigation lawyer for potential mismanagement of my financial accounts?

You should talk with an attorney who has knowledge in suing financial advisors and securities brokerage firms. If you wanted to sue your firm,...

Will a lawyer be able to help me recover my assets?

Generally, the investment adviser could be liable for you if he or she misrepresented the risks of the fund to you, or if the fund was unsuitable...

Who is responsible for defense costs?

I agree with Mr. Gates' answer. You should submit this to your insurance carrier as soon as possible. Moreover, your condo rules or bylaws...

You may be able to sue for these losses. If the investments were unsuitable for you (considering your age, risk tolerance, financial resources,...

What are the steps for confirming an arbitration award in court?

Since the case was in AAA, you will have to file a lawsuit in court to confirm the arbitration award. If confirmed, the court will turn the...

How to substantiate closing stock prices on given date

A newspaper such as the Wall Street Journal that lists a closing stock price is usually considered to be hearsay. Hearsay is generally...

One man corporation

Yes, you can form a one-person corporation, as long as you keep the formalities of the corporation. You can do this by filing the proper documents...

A group invested under a Private Placement Memo and deposit with escrow agent. Cash released outside PPM parameters, now missing

There have been many great answers already, so I will not rehash everything. However, to find an attorney, you can use the "Find a Lawyer"...

I bought two annuities for retirement through a financial advisor last year. I would like to get out of the deal, can anyone hel

Generally you cannot get out of an annuity without incurring significant surrender charges (which can be as high as 20% during the first year). ...