Item: Shepherd Smith Edwards & Kantas, LLP
Rating: 5
Author: M.B.

What Is the Difference Between Statutes of Limitation and the Eligibility Rule in FINRA Arbitration?

Video Summary: The FINRA Time Limitation on Submission of Claims is generally six (6) years. But this can change based on your circumstances.

Video Transcript:

Statues of Limitations vary from state to state as statues limitations are applied usually in a court of law. The eligibility rule under FINRA is a prescribed six-year rule from the date of discovery of the wrongdoing.

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