[SallyB]

Originally Posted by Pairadocs

I'd follow the advice of the person who posted to google GWG lawsuits, apparently more than 50 going. As far a the person who sold the investment NOT being a fiduciary, attorney son tells me that might not be the deciding factor; said the laws concerning investments and "advice" is very "tricky" concerning elderly clients and (in his words) "what the law considers taking into consideration the age and financial situation of the "client", in other words, this person might have culpability even though he may only be a salesperson, not a fiduciary, depends on the circumstances. He also said a class action is probably your best bet, as it might not be large enough single case for a firm to take on. Do the research, you can find the information you need to join a class action.

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