If you have lost a significant amount of your savings by investing with a stockbroker, insurance salesperson, banker or other financial advisor, there is a chance we can help you get some or all of your money back.

While the law does not allow investors to sue simply because the stock market went down, there are laws that require stock brokers to "know their customers" and to only recommend "suitable" investments.

If, for instance, your broker advised you to invest your RSP savings in risky technology stocks, and those stocks went down significantly, you may have a case.

Similarly, if you are retired and on a fixed income, and your broker advised you to invest more than a small percentage of your savings in the stock market, that may lead to liability on the part of the stockbroker.

Also, if you suspect your broker's recommendations were tailored more to generating commissions than to meeting your investment needs (examples would include an excessive amount of buying and selling—known as "churning"—or placing you in complicated insurance products), the law may provide you with relief.

Whatever your concerns, if you have lost your savings from dealing with a stockbroker, we will be happy to review your case without charge.

For free answers to your questions about your legal options for bad investment advice, just complete our online form.