I feel that the brokerage firm was not adequately supervising my broker and that is why I lost money on my investments. What should I do?

 

A: When a broker is negligent or acts in an unlawful manner, the brokerage firm could be held liable for your financial losses.

Brokerage firms must supervise their brokers to ensure compliance with the rules of the securities industry. In addition, brokerage firms are required to properly train brokers and to make certain that they have the appropriate licenses.

A failure to supervise claim is nearly always handled in arbitration before the Financial Industry Regulatory Industry (FINRA). Keep in mind that not every law firm has the experience and knowledge to handle this type of broker misconduct claim.

The broker misconduct attorneys at the law firm of Meyer Wilson represent clients in arbitration, litigation, mediation and class action lawsuits. Our lawyers are licensed in Ohio and California and we represent investors nationwide in securities arbitration and litigation claims.

For a free case evaluation, contact us by calling 1.866.827.6537 or filling out our online form.