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Breach
of Fiduciary Duty
The
broker owes you a duty of loyalty, honesty and good
faith. He can't tell you to buy when he is selling.
The broker must manage your account for your benefit,
not his and he also has a duty to keep you informed
about changes that can affect your account. The broker
should keep you current about widely known market
trends. The broker must also keep you fully informed
about the changes in risk as the broker pursues your
previously approved trading plan. Changes occur and
the broker must keep you informed. |
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$250,000+...We
recover more money, more often than others!
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you are a contingent fee client and we don't
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Phone:
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Fax: 1-888-760-7210 |
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consultation. |
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If you think that
your broker has breached his fiduciary duty to you, resulting in a
loss, let our Stock Loss Recovery specialists review your account.
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