Can you sue your financial advisor?
Frank could potentially sue Denise (and her firm) for an unsuitable investment recommendation. The factors to determine whether the investment was...
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Frank could potentially sue Denise (and her firm) for an unsuitable investment recommendation. The factors to determine whether the investment was...
As Mr. Banks referred to in his answer, you should contact an attorney as soon as possible. I would suggest visiting www.piaba.org, which is an...
You are technically not "appealing" the arbitration award; instead, you must file a motion to vacate the award. It is generally difficult...
It depends. Simply being wrong about whether a stock will go up or down may not be sufficient to find an advisor liable. However, if the advisor...
I agree with Mr. Savage's answer. You should also consider contacting the Massachusetts Securities Division (sec.state.ma.us). Good luck!
You should talk to an attorney who regularly handles cases against financial and investment advisors. Your planner could potentially be liable for...
You are correct that an arbitration award can be vacated by a federal court under limited grounds. I'm not sure if a second arbitrator can...
If your mother passed away in 2003, then of course, the risky investments would have been recommended before that time (also considering the 22...
This answer will depend typically on the specific terms of the lock-up agreement. Assuming that you are not an employee, executive, or some other...
You can sue this man if he misrepresented the risks of the investment to you. Of course, if he simply pocketed the money, that would be theft, and...