As an Ohio investor, how do I know if my broker or investment advisor was negligent?

A: Negligence does not mean intentional damage. For a broker to be held liable due to negligence, your attorney has to establish that the broker failed to follow the accepted standard of care exercised by a normal, prudent person in his/her profession. For example, if you suffered losses because your broker failed to practice due diligence, that may be considered negligence.

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