
Brokers and brokerage firms always have a duty to deal in good faith with their investor clients. Many jurisdictions also hold that brokers owe their securities customers a heightened duty known as a "fiduciary duty." A broker's fiduciary duty to an investor may include: the duty to place the client's interests ahead of the broker's or the brokerage firm's interests, the duty to monitor the changing markets for impact on the client's interest, the duty to act responsibly and with due care in serving the client's interests, the duty to advise the client on the potential benefits and risks involved with broker recommendations/actions, and the duty to keep the client abreast of all transactions that affect the client's interests.
If these duties are not met, both brokers and their firms can be held responsible for abusing the investor's trust and confidence and breaching their fiduciary duties.
To ensure your claim for breach of fiduciary duty is handled effectively, you need the assistance of a law firm nationally recognized for its professional excellence. With over fifty years of combined legal experience, and having successfully represented over 800 individual and institutional investors, the securities arbitration lawyers at Meyer Wilson have the expertise, experience and resources necessary to review, investigate and aggressively pursue your breach of fiduciary duty claim.
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