The final step in reaching an assessment of damages is to consider the plaintiffs’ mitigation of damages. A flexible approach is to be taken in determining what is a reasonable period of time for a client to mitigate damages in the event of mismanagement of a securities portfolio: Laflamme v. Prudential-Bache. supra at para. 53. Factors to be considered include the client’s level of experience and knowledge of investments, the trust engendered by the investment manager, and the confusion and complexity of the situation.
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