Item: Shepherd Smith Edwards & Kantas, LLP
Rating: 5
Author: M.B.

What Is the Difference Between a Misrepresentation and an Omission?

Video Summary: Misrepresentations, Omissions & Fraud Leading to Investment Loss

Video Transcript:

Simply put a misrepresentation is when someone lies to you, either willfully or even negligently. And omission is when someone fails to disclose an important fact, either willfully or negligently

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