Did You Lose Money Because Your Financial Advisor Put a Lot of Your Money in One or Two Stocks???

Did your financial advisor recommend putting a large amount of your portfolio into just a few stocks and you lost money as a result?  Or did you ask your investment advisor or stockbroker if it was a good idea to invest a significant amount of your money into a stock and your financial advisor agreed it was a good investment strategy but that turned out to be bad advice, then you may have the right to sue your financial advisor and/or his brokerage firm for making an unsuitable recommendation.  You’re not a financial professional, so it’s not your fault if your financial advisor gives you bad advice.  Investment advisors and stockbrokers get paid to make suitable recommendations based on your investment objectives and risk tolerance, and when they don’t, they may be liable to you for the damages that result.  Our law firm has helped people in this exact situation.

If an investment advisor or stockbroker overconcentrated your portfolio in just a few stocks and you lost money as a result, we urge you to contact our office to see if you have a claim for damages.

Most lawsuits against financial advisors, investment advisors or brokerage firms must be brought in FINRA or AAA arbitrations.  The attorneys at Epperson & Greenidge have extensive experience within FINRA and AAA arbitrations as well as litigating in state and federal court.  We specialize in bringing these claims on behalf of investors.  We also have specific experience representing clients who have lost money due to bad advice from financial advisors or financial advisors mismanaging their clients’ investments.  We accept cases on a contingency basis: we only get paid if you collect money.  Time to file your claim may be limited, so call 877-445-9261 now to speak to an attorney for a free consultation or send an inquiry to us directly here.