Brokers are expected to prioritize their clients’ interests and invest their funds with care. Some brokers, however, are primarily motivated by personal gain. They stand to benefit from reckless investment practices that risk their clients’ financial security.
Formerly registered broker Trevor Bradner Rahn was terminated by JPMorgan Chase Bank on September 17, 2018 over allegations of unacceptable investment-related practices. Four customer disputes relating to Rahn’s conduct spanned a period of four years, from the beginning of 2014 to the end of 2017. During this time, the broker was registered with J.P. Morgan Securities LLC. Moreover, public records show that Rahn himself is subject to an outstanding civil judgment of over $760,000 relating to an action in 2014.
Broker misconduct is a serious and pervasive issue, threatening the estates, trust funds, and retirement accounts of investors throughout the United States. If you have suffered losses after investing with a “bad broker,” our experienced legal team at Meyer Wilson is fully prepared to represent you. Having recovered more than $350 million for our clients, we are a trusted and highly recognized law firm. We possess the skills and experience you need on your side.
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