Failure to Execute

If you requested an order be placed on your behalf and your broker failed to timely execute that order, you may be eligible to recover any losses associated with the failure to execute. Brokers and advisors have a duty to operate in good faith. While a component of that duty may be to warn clients against particular purchases or sells when there is reason to consider them inadvisable, if the investor had reason to believe the order was going to be executed in spite of such recommendations, the broker and the broker's firm may be liable for damages.

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 investor claim for failure to execute. We have won hundreds of millions of dollars in losses for clients nationwide. For assistance with your stockbroker misconduct claim, call us toll-free at 1.866.827.6537 or complete our online form for a free case evaluation.