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Minnesota Broker John Heath Allegedly Steals Funds from a Client’s Annuity

FINRA issues permanent bar from securities industry after failing to respond to the allegations and two counts of theft while employed at Independent Financial Group As of July 2016, Minnesota broker John Vernon Health has been barred by FINRA. His history in the financial services industry dates back to 1993…

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Silver Law Group Files FINRA Arbitration Claim Involving Churning Against Two National Broker/Dealers and Financial Advisor Curtis Milakovich

The Silver Law Group has filed an arbitration claim before FINRA on behalf of two Florida teachers alleging, among other things, that financial advisor Curtis Milakovich (CRD# 5471527) churned their accounts while two national broker/dealers turned a blind eye. The claim also alleges that the two national broker/dealers did not…

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Former Miami, Florida-based Broker Under Investigation for Unsuitable Recommendations

Former Dakota Securities International (“Dakota”) broker Christopher R. Mcnamee (CRD# 4271195) is under investigation for recommending unsuitable investments to his customers. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) arbitration complaint, according to Mcnamee’s FINRA BrokerCheck report, alleges damages in the amount of $1 million.  Aside from unsuitable recommendations, the FINRA arbitration…

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How FINRA’s Handling the Problem of Unpaid Securities Arbitration Awards

Millions of dollars in awards go unpaid by defunct brokerage firms, boiler rooms, and unscrupulous brokers—what is FINRA doing to address this growing issue? A recent report from the Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association (PIABA) says that 75 awards (approximately one third of all money awarded to clients in FINRA…

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FINRA’s New Rule Requires Member Firms’ Websites to Link to BrokerCheck Reports

Financial regulatory authority making it even easier for investors to access broker and firm histories As of June 6th, 2016, FINRA member firms are required to place a link on their website to their BrokerCheck reports. This gives potential clients and investors more information than ever before about the brokers…

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Duluth Broker Kenneth Kolquist Permanently Barred by FINRA

Cetera financial advisor allegedly engaged in gross negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, fraudulent non-discolsure, fraud, and more Kenneth Kolquist began his career in the financial services industry in 2006 in Duluth, Minnesota. Since his first position with A Plus Financial Group, he has worked for various firms including Securities America,…

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Baton Rouge Broker Ralph Savoie Permanently Barred by FINRA

Ralph Savoie refused to respond to requests for information from the FINRA. After 40 years in the financial services industry, Ralph Savoie has been permanently barred by the FINRA. His most recent place of employment was as a broker for the firm Cambridge Investment Research in Metairie, Louisiana where he…

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My Financial Advisor is Giving Me the Runaround on My Investments, What Are My Rights?

Misconduct is an unfortunate reality of the securities industry, but knowing your rights is imperative to taking swift action when a dispute arises When it comes to working with financial advisors, it’s essential to know your rights. Many financial advisors do not have the best interests of their clients at…

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5 Signs You Should Contact Your Securities Arbitration Attorney

You think your financial advisor has committed investment fraud, when should you lawyer up? A securities arbitration attorney can be an essential asset if you have questions about what a financial advisor is doing with your money, have been under-informed or misinformed about your investments, or are facing an upcoming…

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