In order to pursue a misrepresentation claim against your financial advisor, you will need to show that:
- The advisor misrepresented facts about the investment or omitted information about it.
- You lost money on the investment due to the misrepresentation or omission.
Although these items may seem clear-cut to you, if you go it alone you will likely find it difficult to prove when you go up against the brokerage firm’s experienced legal team during FINRA arbitration. You will need to have a carefully prepared case and a deep knowledge of arbitration proceedings to get the best outcome.
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