Any Mat Five investor who fails to opt out will be bound by the class action settlement that will provide for an exchange of their interests at current (but unspecified) Net Asset Value plus five cents, less costs and attorneys fees that are also not specified.
Miller 's38; Milove has filed FINRA Arbitration claims on behalf of individual Mat Five victims. Miller 's38; Milove is of the considered belief that the arbitration route provides an opportunity to maximize recovery. While there is no guarantee that arbitration will yield a greater return than the class action, all investors should consider the potential benefits and risks of opting out of the class and file an individual arbitration claim. Citigroup MAT Five victims considering opting out of the class action are invited to contact us to discuss proceeding with their claims in arbitration.
Miller 's38; Milove, leading Arbitration and Litigation Attorneys, focus on the representation of investors suffering the loss of retirement and/or savings due to mismanagement of assets or ill advice from their Brokers or Financial Managers. Miller 's38; Milove has represented investors nationwide for more than two decades. San Diego Arbitration and Litigation Attorneys Miller 's38; Milove enjoy individual client representation in appropriate cases, as such a personal connection with their clients lends itself to be more rewarding, and the opportunity to recover retirement and pension assets is enhanced.
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Law Firm Miller Milove Alerts Investors in the Failed Citigroup MAT Five Fund


