Financial Mis-Selling Claims

Financial mis-selling claims typically occur when the seller of a financial product:

• Provides inadequate or misleading information to a client; or 
• Improperly induces a client to purchase a financial product

If this happens, and the client suffers financial loss as a result, they may be able to make a financial mis-selling claim.

This type of behaviour from financial sellers, and the financial mis-selling claims resulting from it, grew sharply in the years following the 2008 financial crash. Many firms who profited from financial mis-selling have not been properly held to account. 

Our partners have a wealth of experience in advising clients in relation to financial regulatory, mis-selling and fraud cases of systemic importance. Because of this, we have an excellent understanding of the behaviour and mindset of financial institutions and other sellers of financial products. This provides us with a unique advantage in pursuing claims for our clients against those organisations.

We’re experts in pursuing group litigation claims for our clients. We have the resources and knowledge to ensure they have the best prospects of obtaining redress from the organisations that have infringed their rights.

If you believe you’re a victim of financial mis-selling, contact our experts today.