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Brian Leggett and Bryson Holdings, LLC v. Wells Fargo Clearing Services, et al

Fulton County Superior Court ***EFILED***QW Date: 1/25/2022 1:53 PM Cathelene Robinson, Clerk   IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF FULTON COUNTY STATE OF GEORGIA BRIAN LEGGETT and BRYSON HOLDINGS, LLC, vs. Petitioners, Civil Action File No. 2019CV328949 WELLS FARGO CLEARING SERVICES, LLC d/b/a WELLS FARGO ADVISORS, LLC and JAY WINDSOR PICKETT…

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FINRA To Hire A Law Firm to Review Arbitrator Selection After Judge Rebukes FINRA in Vacating a Wells Fargo Award

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority hired an “independent” law firm to conduct a review of its arbitrator selection procedures after a Judge rebukes FIRNA in an order vacating a Wells Fargo award in a controversial case, according to FINRA. Finra, whom denied any flaw in its process, hired the law…

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In An Order To Vacate Award By Wells Fargo, Judge Scolds FINRA Arbitration

According to Advisor Hub and FINRA Website, in a decision overturning an arbitration award, a Georgia state court judge vacated an Arbitration decision in which Wells Fargo successfully beat an investor’s $1.7 million damage claims over investment losses. According to the Order, Judge Belinda E. Edwards based her ruling in…

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Finra Hits Veteran Broker Over UIT (Unit Investment Trust) Sales

FINRA’s ongoing campaign to rein in alleged sales abuses involving short-term trading of unit investment trusts in customer accounts has led a 23-year veteran advisor to accept a $10,000 fine and three-month suspension. Miller Stern Lawyers – 410-Law-Firm is currently investigating clients of Stifel Nicolaus and all firms and broker…

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Wells Fargo Pays $550,000 for Failing to Supervise

Miller Stern Lawyers – 410-Law-Firm is currently investigating clients of Wells Fargo Advisors who are victims of, and suffered damages and losses, due to the failure to supervise.  It has been reported that Wells Fargo Advisors has agreed to pay more than $550,000 in fines and restitution for failing to…