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Martin Waldman Subject of a Securities Arbitration Claim on silverlaw.comSilver Law Group is investigating former Edward Jones (CRD# 250) broker Bernard M. Parker (CRD# 2010184) after the SEC charged him for stealing investors’ money so he could remodel his home.

Parker has a lengthy list of disclosures according to his FINRA BrokerCheck report.  In total, Parker has 14 disclosures.

Parker didn’t start off on the right foot, with his first employing firm, North American Management, Inc., permitting him to resign a mere three years after entering the industry due to an investigation involving the sale of unregistered securities without compliance approval by the firm.

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The financial advisor’s alleged financial stress stemmed from gambling losses that exceeded his annual income.

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is currently investigating former St. Louis, MO- and Oklahoma-based broker Austin Wayne Morton after his dismissal from his member firm, Edward Jones, under suspicion of elder fraud.

According to FINRA, in September 2016, Morton allegedly accompanied his 82-year-old former client diagnosed with dementia to the bank to assist him in withdrawing over $20,000 in cash. Morton then allegedly left with $20,000 of the client’s money. The following month, the elderly client reportedly agreed to provide Morton with a loan for $6,000 to pay for medical expenses. The medical expenses, however, were never actually incurred.

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