The investment loss attorneys at Meyer Wilson are looking into allegations against deceased broker Dexter Thomas. Thomas’s former brokerage firms, United Planners’ Financial Services of America and National Planning Corp. broker, currently face 13 pending allegations of unsuitable investment recommendations and manipulative and deceitful misconduct from Thomas.
So far, customers are seeking more than $9.3 million in damages. The customers allege, among other things, that Thomas failed to return funds that were privately invested or loaned. The individual cases range in the amount of damages from $22,000 to $8.1 million.
Prior to his death, Thomas spent 35 years working in the securities industry. In addition to working for United Planners’ Financial Services of America, he was also registered at National Planning Corporation, Invest Financial Corporation, AIG Financial Advisors, SunAmerica Securities, Southmark Financial Services, and Waddell & Reed.
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