What Is A Securities Arbitration?

in Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Securities arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution mechanism that allows aggrieved investors an opportunity to obtain damages and recover investment losses without filing a lawsuit in court.  Rather than have a matter decided by a judge and jury, participants to a securities arbitration proceeding have their dispute resolved by impartial persons (a securities arbitrator) or securities arbitration panel, who hears all sides of the issues being arbitrated as presented by the arbitrating parties, studies the evidence, and then decides how the arbitration should be resolved.  Securities arbitration is final and binding, subject to review by a court, if at all, only on a very limited basis.

If You Lost Money In Your Investment, Retirement Or Brokerage Account, You May Be Entitled To Recover Your Investment Losses Through Securities Arbitration! 

-Recover Investment Losses.  Contact A Securities Lawyer-

 

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