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FOCUSED ON YOUR FINANCIAL DISPUTE

When the deal doesn’t
match the promise.

Unexpected charges. An investment that wasn’t what it seemed. Financing that changed after you signed. Start with a conversation about what happened and where to go from here.

01 / CORPORATE MISCONDUCT

The deal you signed.
The deal you expected.

Corporate Misconduct

Companies have to follow the law. When a business harasses you, uses abusive collection tactics, relies on deceptive sales practices, or ignores consumer protection laws, we help you evaluate your options and hold it accountable, whether it is a debt collector, a car dealer, a lender, or another company.

Discuss a corporate misconduct issue

Does this sound familiar?

  • A debt collector or company keeps calling, threatening, or harassing you.
  • Add-on products, fees, or “protection plans” appear that you didn’t agree to buy.
  • The final price differs from the advertised or negotiated price.
  • You’re asked to accept different terms after the deal is already done.
  • The paperwork doesn’t reflect what was represented during the sale.

Useful records to keep: the advertisement or offer, contracts and receipts, any add-on agreements, and your communications with the company.

02 / FINANCIAL PRODUCTS

Your money.
Terms you can trust.

Financial Products

A charge you didn’t authorize, a fee you weren’t told about, or loan terms that don’t match the offer can leave you searching for answers. We help you evaluate disputes involving banks, lenders, credit cards, and other financial products.

Discuss a financial product dispute

Does this sound familiar?

  • Transactions appear on your account that you don’t recognize.
  • Fees or add-on products weren’t clearly disclosed.
  • The loan’s costs or terms differ from what you were told.
  • You’ve disputed an account issue and still haven’t received a clear explanation.

Useful records to keep: statements, loan agreements, the original offer, and your correspondence with the company.

03 / INVESTMENTS & SECURITIES

Look beyond
the sales pitch.

Investment & Securities Disputes

Investment decisions depend on accurate information. If you’re concerned about what you were sold or how your money was handled, we help you examine the representations, recommendations, and transactions involved.

Discuss an investment dispute

Does this sound familiar?

  • An investment’s risks, costs, or liquidity were described differently from your experience.
  • A recommendation didn’t seem to fit your stated goals or needs.
  • You see trading or charges you don’t understand.
  • You’re concerned that an investment opportunity was misrepresented.

Useful records to keep: account statements, offering materials, recommendations, and messages with the broker, adviser, or promoter.

Investment losses alone do not establish misconduct. The facts and circumstances matter.

A CLEAR PLACE TO START

Not sure where your
situation fits?

Tell us the company involved and give a brief overview. We can discuss whether your matter fits the firm’s practice.

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