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November 20, 2018

Elderly Investors: Do You Know Where Your Money Is Going?

Steven Pagartanis, formerly a financial advisor with Lombard Securities, Cadaret Grant, and others, has been indicted on nine counts of...
November 12, 2018

Former Florida Broker Alex Herrera Barred by FINRA Over Allegations of Client Theft

Former UBS Financial Services Inc. broker Alex Herrera was recently barred by FINRA. He refused to provide on the record...
November 2, 2018

Financial Fraud Is on the Rise According to Officials, Scamming Billions of Dollars From Investors

It’s been nearly a decade since the $65 billion Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Bernard Madoff, and while there was a...
October 25, 2018

Did Ameriprise Fail to Safeguard Your Money?

Ameriprise Financial Services has agreed to pay $4.5 million to settle charges by the SEC that the firm failed to...
October 23, 2018

Investors Lose Millions in Scheme by Former UBS Broker

The Securities Exchange Commission has charged John C. MacColl, an ex USB broker, with investment fraud. According to SEC charges,...
October 22, 2018

Is Your Brokerage Firm Protecting Your Hard-earned Money?

Brokerage firms have a responsibility to enforce safeguards that protect their customers from broker fraud, account breaches, and unauthorized transactions...
October 18, 2018

FINRA Bars Former Raymond James Broker Taek Chong After Complaints of Overpayment of Commissions

Former Raymond James broker Taek Chong was barred by FINRA when he failed to comply with its investigation into the...
October 11, 2018

Merrill Lynch Broker Charles Kenahan Faces Allegations of Making Unsuitable Investments and Excessive Trading

The investment fraud lawyers at Meyer Wilson are looking into multiple allegations that Merrill Lynch Broker Charles Kenahan made unsuitable...
October 10, 2018

Former Merrill Lynch Broker Christopher Hibbard Barred for Dodging Regulatory Investigation – Faces Multiple Allegations of Client Theft

Former Merrill Lynch broker Christopher Hibbard has been permanently barred from the industry by FINRA after failing to respond to...
October 9, 2018

Meyer Wilson Securities Attorneys Looking Into Allegations Against Broker Ronald Rothchild

NSC broker Ronald Rothchild has been the subject of four customer disputes alleging he engaged in a variety of investment...
October 8, 2018

Former Merrill Lynch Broker Frank Zito Discharged Over Allegations of Selling Away

Frank Zito was discharged from Merrill Lynch earlier this year in connection to allegations that he participated in selling away...
October 5, 2018

Former Ohio Broker John Schmidt Charged by the SEC With Defrauding Seniors

Earlier this week, former Ohio broker John Schmidt was charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for defrauding his...

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