Cold Spring Advisory Group Helping Investors Create Game Plan for Recovering Losses Caused by Stockbroker Abuse

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Dec 15, 2015) - Cold Spring Advisory Group (http://www.coldspringadvisory.com) is helping investors recoup the monies they lost due to stockbroker abuse.

After completing a complimentary analysis of the investor's brokerage account(s), Cold Spring Advisory provides a full appraisal of the strengths and weaknesses of a given case, including the degree of mismanagement or abuse (if any) as well as an evaluation of the collectability of a claim.

Cold Spring Advisory Group's unique business model provides clients with a full complement of services including researching their case, conducting a forensic accounting analysis of their account(s), writing the Statement of Claim for filing with FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority), conducting discovery, participating in pre-hearing conferences, evaluating arbitrators and engaging in settlement discussions. With over 200 current open cases worth over $30 million in claims, Cold Spring Advisory Group is the nation's leading stock loss recovery firm.

Clients have the option to have Cold Spring Advisory Group work on their case or to be referred to one of the highly-skilled attorneys in our network. Attorneys referred by Cold Spring Advisory work on a full contingency basis with a 20% to 30% contingency fee.

"To-date we have an incredible 80% success rate on our cases, meaning 80% of our clients have received a monetary award or settlement; the majority of whom have received amounts representing 60% or more of their losses, and several have received 100% of the damages claimed," said a spokesperson for Cold Spring Advisory Group. "We place a very high value on providing outstanding customer service and support. We hold our client's hand and never leave their side through what can be a very complicated process. Even if our client is working with one of the attorneys in our network, we are still involved and available to provide updates and information about their case."