Description: Strikes a chord with many of today's investors, and gives them some psychological relief even if they don't have a financial claim.-- No other current titles on this topic specifically for the individual investor.-- Author is an expert attorney with his own firm in New York specializing in securities litigation for individual investors.It is said "There are only four people in life you have to be able to trust: your shrink, your lawyer, your priest and your broker." For many Americans, maybe even you, complete trust in brokers is misplaced. With the sheer numbers of Americans invested in the market and the staggering losses in the last two years, the question is: Can you recover any of your losses? Enter author Daniel Solin, an experienced securities attorney who specializes in individual investor claims. In Does Your Broker Owes You Money?, he shows investors the various forms of broker fraud, helps them determine if they have a claim and walks them through the arbitration process --the primary process for settlement in securities cases. Most importantly, he gives you the tools to assess if you have a claim and tells you what your next steps should be.

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