Do I Have a Claim?

Anthony V. Trogan, Esq.
Lysa Postula-Stein, Esq.

We assume that you are reviewing this section because you have lost money due to decreases in the value of your investments. If you made those investments through a stockbroker or financial advisor, review the following questions. If you answer "no" to any of our questions, you should contact our attorneys to discuss filing a securities fraud claim:

1. When you initially made your investments, did you understand what you were investing in?

2. When you initially made your investments, did your stockbroker or financial advisor help you to understand what you were investing in?

3. When you initially made your investments, did you understand that you were risking losing your money?

4. Did your stockbroker or financial advisor fully inform you and obtain your consent prior to each and every investment made in your account?

Although the information on our website is not conclusive, if you answered "no" to one or more of these questions, we recommend you go to the "Contact Us" section of our website.

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