Misrepresentation and Omissions

Securities Arbitration for Misrepresentations and Omissions

Not only is your stockbroker responsible for giving you accurate information about the risks associated with recommended investments, your broker also must accurately describe the nature of the recommended investments so that you know what your are investing in.

If you have suffered investment losses due to misrepresentations, omissions, or incorrect information from a stockbroker, you might be entitled to recover your losses from the broker or brokerage firm in a securities arbitration. Contact an experienced attorney at Dimond Kaplan & Rothstein in Miami or West Palm Beach for a free consultation about your rights.

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Too often, brokers simply tell investors whatever is necessary to convince them to purchase investments. But stockbrokers are not just salespeople; they are also professionals who have a legal obligation to fully and accurately describe the investments that they recommend.

Some stockbroker misrepresentation cases involve negligence or laziness on the part of the broker. Others represent more serious cases of fraud through the intentional misrepresentation or omission of known information that would have made the investor think twice about accepting the broker’s advice.

With extensive experience in the securities industry and arbitration proceedings on behalf of victimized investors, Dimond Kaplan & Rothstein’s lawyers offer clients aggressive, efficient and committed representation in stockbroker liability claims anywhere you happen to live. We pride ourselves on our ability to minimize the burden of litigation and arbitration on our clients. To learn how we can handle your stockbroker misrepresentation claim, contact one of our lawyers in Miami or West Palm Beach for a free consultation.