Have you invested in a financial product that caused you loss?
You trusted your bank or an adviser to invest your savings. But today, you find:
- A significant capital loss
- A risky or complex product that was poorly explained
- Advice unsuited to your financial situation
- A failure to warn about the actual risks
- Misleading advertising or false promises of return
You may be the victim of a breach of the bank’s duty of information and advice. Le Bot Avocat supports you in asserting your rights.
Which products are commonly involved?
We handle disputes involving:
- Unit-linked funds in life insurance contracts
- SCPI, UCITS, FCPR, ETF and other collective investment schemes
- Structured products with no capital guarantee
- Leveraged or speculative risk products
- Luxembourg or offshore life insurance contracts
- Tax-saving products that are unsuitable or overly risky
Your rights vis-a-vis the bank or adviser
Financial institutions are bound by strict obligations towards their retail clients:
- Duty of advice (Article L.533-13 of the Monetary and Financial Code)
- Obligation to provide clear, fair, and non-misleading information
- Suitability of the product to your investor profile
- Assessment of the accepted level of risk
- Information on potential losses
In the event of a breach, the bank may be ordered to compensate your loss.
Why engage a banking law lawyer?
An experienced lawyer such as Le Bot helps you to:
- Obtain compensation for your financial losses
- Negotiate or bring proceedings against the bank or adviser
- Build a strong case with key documents (investor profile, statements, simulations, recordings, etc.)
- Apply to the competent courts: judicial court, ACPR or AMF mediation
Why choose Le Bot Avocat?
- Expert in financial product disputes
- Free initial analysis of your case
- Rapid response, online or in person
- Personalised follow-up, direct contact with the lawyer
- Firm based in Paris — Representation throughout France
