Warning To Investors: John Openshaw Has Received Nine Customer Complaints Including Unsuitable Recommendations and Fraud

Stoltmann Law Offices is interested in hearing from customers who may have invested with John Openshaw, a broker with Wisconsin-based Freedom Investors. Openshaw allegedly recommended unsuitable products, committed fraud, misrepresented material facts, acted negligently, breached fiduciary duty, breached contract, omitted material facts, negligently inflicted emotional distress and made unsuitable recommendations. All of these are against securities laws, and you may be able to sue Freedom Investors if you lost money with John Openshaw. The firm has an ironclad obligation to reasonably supervise its employees, and, if it does not, can be held liable for investment losses. A broker such as Mr. Openshaw must take into account a client’s net worth, age, investment objectives and investment sophistication before recommending or selling a security. If he does not, his brokerage firm can be held liable for losses.
Mr. Openshaw was registered with Chatfield Dean & Co., A.G. Edwards & Sons, First Wall Street Corp in La Jolla, California from July 1996 until November 2004, Newport Coast Securities, and Port Securities. He is currently registered with Freedom Investors Corp in Brookfield, Wisconsin and has been since September 2016. He has 10 customer disputes against him, one of which is currently pending and one final criminal disposition. Please call our Chicago and Barrington, Illinois-based securities law firm today to find out how you may be able to recover your investment losses with John Openshaw. We take cases on a contingency fee basis and we help investors recover their losses in the arbitration forum. The call is free with no obligation. 312-332-4200.