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Suffering investment losses can be devastating, particularly when they stem from the wrongful actions of others. Whether your financial setback is the result of a negligent advisor, fraudulent corporate activity, or a board failing to uphold its duties, we are here to guide you through your rights and assist in seeking full recovery.
If you are located in Pennsylvania, contact us today for a free consultation and let our experienced legal team carefully assess your case. Simply fill out the form below or call us directly. We are ready to help you protect your financial future and pursue the recovery you deserve in your community.
Your financial advisor typically has a fiduciary obligation to act in your best interests. When they fail to uphold this duty, it can result in substantial financial harm. Some common ways advisors may contribute to investment losses include:
Recommending investment products that do not match your financial goals, risk tolerance, or investment timeline can create unnecessary exposure to losses and undermine your portfolio’s performance.
A portfolio that is not properly diversified can leave you vulnerable to higher risks, particularly if one sector or asset class performs poorly, resulting in avoidable losses.
If your advisor did not fully inform you of the risks associated with an investment, you may have unknowingly assumed more risk than you intended, placing your capital in jeopardy.
Excessive trading conducted to generate commissions rather than to benefit your financial position can significantly erode your portfolio and lead to large losses over time.
Advisors who receive incentives or compensation for recommending certain products may provide biased guidance that favors their earnings over your financial well-being.
Failing to monitor your investments, provide timely updates, or adjust recommendations when necessary can result in financial setbacks that could have been avoided with proper oversight.
In some cases, the company in which you have invested may be directly responsible for your financial losses. When a corporation engages in dishonest practices, falsifies financial statements, or misleads investors, it can cause stock prices to fall dramatically, creating substantial losses for shareholders. Common forms of corporate misconduct include:
Publicly traded companies are obligated to provide accurate and truthful information to investors. When they fail in this duty, shareholders may be misled into making investment decisions that result in financial harm.
Companies that manipulate their financial reporting to appear more profitable or stable than they actually are can inflate stock prices temporarily, only for these prices to collapse later, causing significant losses to investors.
The board of directors is legally and ethically obligated to act in the best interests of the company’s shareholders. When the board fails to meet these responsibilities, whether due to neglect, conflicts of interest, or improper conduct, shareholders can experience substantial financial harm. Common forms of breach include:
The board is tasked with supervising company management and ensuring sound decision-making. When they neglect this duty, poor choices or unethical practices may go unaddressed, potentially causing significant financial losses.
Directors are required to prioritize the interests of shareholders. When the board fails to act on behalf of shareholders, the consequences can include falling stock prices, missed opportunities for growth, or other negative financial outcomes.
If you have suffered substantial investment losses, it is essential to determine the underlying cause and ensure that those responsible are held accountable. At Equal Justice Solutions, we carefully analyze your situation to assess whether your financial advisor, the company, or its board of directors may have contributed to the losses. Our approach is transparent, accessible, and designed to be affordable.
When you reach out to us, we offer a free initial consultation. During this session, our team will:
Following your initial consultation, if we determine that we can assist you, we provide a thorough case analysis for a flat fee of only $999.* During this analysis, our work includes:
We carefully scrutinize your entire investment portfolio to uncover any indications of financial advisor misconduct, unsuitable investment choices, or insufficient diversification that may have negatively impacted your returns.
We examine the companies in which you hold investments to identify potential fraud, misleading disclosures, accounting errors, or other corporate actions that could have contributed to your financial losses.
Our attorneys evaluate whether the company’s board of directors acted in accordance with their fiduciary responsibilities to shareholders or if their decisions and failures to act caused harm to your investments.
Based on the results of our analysis, we provide a detailed roadmap for the most effective legal strategies to pursue recovery. This may include initiating a lawsuit, engaging in arbitration, or negotiating a settlement to compensate for your financial losses.
*Consistent with our faith-based mission, if the $999 fee is cost prohibitive for you, please let us know. With proper documentation (such as an asset sheet, tax returns, etc.), we can reduce or waive the initial fee. Our commitment is to ensure that everyone has access to justice, regardless of their financial situation. Additionally, the $999 fee does not include costs to third parties (companies and individuals not affiliated with Equal Justice Solutions), which may be significant in the event of litigation. Your attorney will go over anticipated out of pocket costs with you as part of the review process.
In many cases, we will take investment loss matters on a contingency, meaning you don’t pay Equal Justice Solutions anything other than the initial review fee of $999, unless we obtain compensation for you. However, in some cases, it may be more appropriate to use an alternative fee arrangement. Your lawyer will discuss your options with you.
If you are in Pennsylvania, don’t allow investment losses caused by the misconduct of others to go unaddressed. Contact us today for a free consultation and let us guide you in taking the first step toward recovering your financial losses.