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Widow Blames David Lerner Associates, Broker Gary Isler For Retirement Losses

Retiree Alleges Overconcentration in Spirit of America Energy Fund  David Lerner Associates and its registered representative, Gary Walter Isler, are once again the subject of a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration claim. The claimant, an elderly widow, is accusing them of causing her to suffer significant retirement losses by…

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SEC Says Fired LPL Financial Broker Stole $300K From 73-Year Old Retiree

Former LPL Financial Investment Advisor Was Also Was Let Go By  Integrated Wealth Concepts  The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed civil charges accusing former LPL Financial (LPLA) registered representative, Matthew O. Clason, of defrauding an older investor of over $300K.  In August, Clason, who worked out of Glastonbury,…

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Barred Securities America Broker Jaime Westenbarger Faces Securities Fraud Allegations

Michigan Stockbroker Was Fired By Securities America Jaime Michael Westenbarger, a former Securities America registered representative in Michigan, is currently named in three pending customer complaints accusing him of negligence and stockbroker fraud. Westenbarger, who was fired by the broker-dealer last year, has been barred by the Financial Industry Regulatory…

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Investor Filed $150K GPB Private Placement Case Naming Capital Wealth Management Advisor Lee Duckworth

Three Pending FINRA Arbitration Claims Accuse Triad Advisors Broker of Unsuitability Lee Duckworth, the CEO of investment advisory firm Capital Wealth Management and a Triad Advisors stockbroker, was recently named in three Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration claims accusing him of making unsuitable investment recommendations to customers.  At least…

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FINRA Suspends Fired First Southern Securities Broker Jaime Sanchez Rivera

New Customer Dispute Seeks $250K in Damages Ex-Puerto Rico stockbroker, Jaime Isaac Sanchez Rivera, was recently fired by First Southern Securities. The termination came in the wake of allegations that he didn’t notify the broker-dealer about a customer complaint right away, as well as accusations of copying and modifying documents…

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Investors Seek $455K In Damages Involving National Asset Management Adviser Willard Pugh

Boca Raton Stockbroker Recently Named in Two FINRA Arbitration Complaints Willard Louis Pugh, a National Asset Management financial advisor in Florida, is currently under scrutiny in the wake of customer allegations alleging unsuitable investment recommendations. Pugh, who has been in the securities industry for 32 years, is also a National…

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FINRA Bars Ex-Newbridge Securities Broker Marshall Isaacson Following Unsuitability Claims

Stockbroker Marshall Owen Isaacson Named in Four Customer Complaints Since 2019 The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) recently barred Marshall Owen Isaacson, an ex- Newbridge Securities stockbroker based out of Boca Raton, Florida. Isaacson is accused by customers of making unsuitable investment recommendations and committing broker negligence. With 35 years…

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More Customers File Unsuitability Claims Against ex-HD Vest Investment Services Broker Michael Kamperman

FINRA Suspends Waco, Texas Broker For 18 Months Two investors have filed Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration complaints against Michael Allen Kamperman, who was most recently a former HD Vest Investment Services registered representative. Both customers are accusing him of making unsuitable and excessive trades on their behalf. Kamperman,…

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Monex Grupo Financiero Customers Lose $40M in Alleged Ponzi Scam

Texas Brothers Sue Financial Services Company for $1.5M After turning down a settlement that would have reimbursed them 60 cents for every dollar, brothers Jim and Ken Karger are suing Monex Grupo Financiero for the $1.5M they lost in an alleged decades-long Ponzi scam. This alleged scam not only defrauded…

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Frontier Communication Bonds Investors May Be Able To Recover Losses Through Broker Fraud Claims

Following Bankruptcy Proceedings, Bondholders Turn to FINRA Arbitration  Now that Frontier Communications Corp. has filed for bankruptcy protection, investors who bought the company’s bonds may be grappling with how to recover their losses.  At Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (SSEK Law Firm), our bond fraud lawyers are here to tell…

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