These are questions that investment fraud victims often have about investment fraud lawyers and cases. If you still have more questions about your circumstance, please feel free to
contact us at The Hayes Law Firm
Q. I'm not sure I understand the technical details. All I know is that I've lost money because fraud. How much of my "case" do I need to understand before I contact an investment fraud lawyer?
A. Good news! Contacting an investment fraud lawyer can be the very first step in figuring out your case. While it's not necessary to understand the details of your case before you contact a fraud lawyer, here are some good things to have on hand before you call or write:
- The name of the fraudulent firm or broker
- The dates when your money was invested and other important dates
- The details of your case, as you observed them
Q. What constitutes investment fraud?
A. If you invested money with a firm or broker and have ended up with less money than you had to begin with, you likely have a case for investment fraud. To see more specific details on what counts as broker fraud, you may want to
read this page.
Q. I just want to talk to an investment fraud lawyer, but I'm not sure if I want to take legal action. What options do I have?
A. We recommend taking to our staff. Our consultations are free, and you won't be forced into taking legal action. It's a good way to discuss your case and talk to a professional about the pros and cons of pursuing an investment fraud case.
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