(Reuters) - NEW YORK, June 7 - Investors have their ups and
downs in the market, but when it comes to resolving disputes with
Wall Street brokers, they seldom win, according to a critical
study to be released next week.
Investors and their lawyers for years have complained the
little guy doesn't get a fair shake from the arbitration system,
blessed by the U.S. Supreme Court two decades ago, when pursuing
complaints about faulty research, unauthorized trades and other
claims against brokers.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
downs in the market, but when it comes to resolving disputes with
Wall Street brokers, they seldom win, according to a critical
study to be released next week.
Investors and their lawyers for years have complained the
little guy doesn't get a fair shake from the arbitration system,
blessed by the U.S. Supreme Court two decades ago, when pursuing
complaints about faulty research, unauthorized trades and other
claims against brokers.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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