Despite being in a fiduciary position, many brokers and investment advisers end up committing fraud, negligence, or another form of wrongdoing. Broker misconduct and investment fraud can result in substantial losses for investors across the country. Aggrieved investors are strongly encouraged to consult with an attorney as soon as possible.
At Meyer Wilson, we are nationally recognized for our representation of investors who have sustained losses due to another person’s wrongdoing. Our lawyers have secured in excess of $350 million on behalf of clients nationwide. We will not give up until you get the results you deserve.
Did you suffer losses after investing with James Brown or another broker accused of misconduct? Contact our office at (614) 532-4576 to schedule a free consultation.
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is responsible for overseeing the activities of broker-dealers in the United States. One way that the congressionally-authorized non-profit organization helps to protect investors is by ensuring that investors receive a “complete disclosure” about the securities product before it is purchased. Making material omissions or misrepresentations is considered a FINRA violation.
According to the BrokerCheck report of James Albert Brown Jr. (CRD# 1343396), a customer was incorrectly “told they could roll the Inherited IRA distribution back within 60 days” resulting in significant losses. The matter was settled for $12,185.00 in March 2022.
Publicly available information indicates that James Albert Brown Jr. (Jim Brown, Jimmy Brown) has 37 years of experience. He is a currently registered broker and investment adviser with Edward Jones. He holds 19 state licenses and has passed four exams.
If you experienced losses due to investment fraud, you need to speak to an attorney. You might be entitled to financial recovery through arbitration or litigation. Without the help of an attorney, you might end up settling your claim for less than it is worth or for nothing at all.
Common types of investment fraud and broker misconduct:
An attorney with extensive experience in investor claims can help you understand your rights and your legal options. It is important to act quickly as you may only have a limited amount of time to file a claim for damages.
If you experienced losses after investing with Edward Jones broker James Brown or another financial advisor accused of wrongdoing, you need to contact our office. Call (614) 532-4576 to discuss your claim directly with an attorney. Cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning there are no fees unless money is recovered on your behalf.
Since 1999, we have helped over 1,000 clients. Our lawyers know what it takes to win and are fiercely focused on obtaining the largest possible recovery for our clients. Call today to get started.
