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Lorenzo C. Esteva
CRD#2170595
Silver Law Group is auditing former Miami, Florida-based UBS Financial Services broker Lorenzo C Esteva, after multiple customer allegations of unauthorized trading and misrepresentation.
Mack L. Miller
CRD#2822317
Silver Law Group is investigating New York, New York-based former Dawson James Securities Broker Mack L. Miller after multiple clients filed FINRA complaints alleging misrepresentation and excessive trading in client accounts.
Jeffrey L. Mischel
CRD# 1374486
Silver Law Group is examining Carlsbad, California-based Wells Fargo broker Jeffrey L. Mischel after multiple clients filed FINRA complaints alleging misrepresentation relating to the purchase of Puerto Rico municipal bonds.
Mark F. Augusta
CRD# 1333913
Silver Law Group is investigating potential customer complaints against Del Mar, California-based Hilltop Securities Inc. broker Mark F Augusta after a former client was issued a large monetary award settlement.
Robert H. Keller
CRD#2168444
Silver Law Group is reviewing former Beverly Hills, California-based Morgan Stanley broker Robert H. Keller after he was discharged for trading in low priced securities and inaccurately designating trades as unsolicited.
Donald A. Devito
CRD# 1096364
Silver Law Group is investigating former Albany, New York-based Wells Fargo broker Donald A Devito after multiple FINRA complaints alleging unauthorized trading and unsuitable investment recommendations.
Paul A. Falcon
CRD# 2464566
Silver Law Group is reviewing customer complaints against Boca Raton office of Aegis Capital Corp. broker Paul A. Falcon that alleges he exercised unauthorized trading in client brokerage accounts, provided unsuitable investment recommendations and engaged in excessive trading
Daniel H Morris
(CRD#1046760)
Silver Law Group is reviewing former Connecticut-based Oppenheimer & Co broker Daniel H Morris after a customer filed a $900,000 FINRA arbitration against him.
Shadi T Barakat
CRD#5031281
Silver Law Group is investigating former New York, New York-based AEGIS Capital Corp broker Shadi T. Barakat after multiple clients filed FINRA complaints alleging excessive trading and churning. This complaint was settled in 2015 for $360,000.
Though he’s currently not registered with a firm, Demitrios Hallas may never be allowed to work as a broker again. According to the SEC, from March 2014 to May 2016, Hallas violated a variety of anti-fraud provisions by recommending unsuitable investments, not performing his due diligence on these products, and misappropriating thousands of dollars.
The SEC complaint alleges that Hallas bought and sold daily leveraged Exchange-Traded Funds and Notes for several customers, even though they weren’t suitable investments. In addition, Hallas did not fully understand how these products worked or the risks involved. While accumulating $128,000 in fees and commissions for himself and his firm, his customers lost around $150,000 in total.
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