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Financial Adviser James F. Garraway Suspended by FINRA After Alleged Forgery of Customer Forms

James F. Garraway (CRD#: 7132872) is a previously registered Broker and an Investment Adviser. Broker’s Background He entered the securities industry in 2019 and previously worked for Thrivent Investment Management, Inc. Current And Past Allegations Of Conduct Leading To Investment Loss According to publicly available records released by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), in […]

Financial Advisor Eric Tartaglione Barred by FINRA

Eric Tartaglione (CRD#: 2722931) is a previously registered Broker. Broker’s Background He entered the securities industry in 1996 and previously worked for Investment Network, Inc.; EDI Financial, Inc.; Colorado Financial Service Corporation; Brookstone Securities, Inc.; Empire Financial Group, Inc.; Jesup & Lamont Securities Corp.; American Investment Services, Inc.; J.W. Barclay & Co., Inc.; Toluca Pacific […]

SEC Files Enforcement Action Against Financial Adviser Joseph Todd

Joseph Todd (CRD#: 1830390) is a previously registered Broker and previously registered Investment Adviser. Broker’s Background He entered the securities industry in 1988 and previously worked for Centaurus Financial, Inc.; Investors Capital Corp.; Edward Jones; Invest Financial Corporation; Investors Capital Corp.; IFG Network Securities, Inc.; and Raymond James & Associates, Inc. Current And Past Allegations […]

Financial Adviser Brad M Jacobson Barred by FINRA

Brad M Jacobson (CRD#: 4859099) is a previously registered Broker and previously registered Investment Adviser. Broker’s Background He entered the securities industry in 2004 and previously worked for Wells Fargo Clearing Services, LLC; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.; and UBS Financial Services, Inc. Current And Past Allegations Of Conduct Leading To Investment Loss […]

Wolper Law Firm, PA Files FINRA Arbitration Against Stifel, Nicolaus and Morgan Stanley Regarding Silicon Valley Bank and First Republic Bank Losses

The Wolper Law Firm filed an arbitration claim before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”) on behalf of clients who realized losses of nearly $750,000 in Silicon Valley Bank, First Republic Bank, Signature Bank and other financial sector securities recommended by Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc. and Morgan Stanley.  The Financial Advisor responsible for the […]

Financial Adviser Sean Pong Barred by FINRA After Allegations of Selling Away

Sean Pong (CRD#: 2406530) is a previously registered Broker and an Investment Adviser. Broker’s Background He entered the securities industry in 1993 and previously worked for U.S. Bancorp Investments, Inc.; J.P. Morgan Securities, LLC; Chase Investment Services, Corp.; WAMU Investments, Inc.; Great Western Financial Securities Corporation; and Sunpoint Securities, Inc. Current And Past Allegations Of […]

Financial Adviser Kale Young Suspended by FINRA

Kale Young (CRD#: 2270954) is a previously registered Broker and previously registered Investment Adviser. Broker’s Background He entered the securities industry in 1993 and previously worked for Cuso Financial Services, LP; LPL Financial, LLC; Zions Direct, Inc.; Bancwest Investment Services, Inc.; Countrywide Investment Services, Inc.; Citicorp Investment Services; IFMG Securities, Inc.; FIMCO Securities Corporation; and […]

Wolper Law Firm, P.A. is Pursuing Recovery Options for Investors with Losses in the Nelson Partners Skyloft DST

The Wolper Law Firm represents investors around the country who have lost money in complex investment strategies and products, including Delaware Statutory Trusts, or “DSTs.”  The Nelson Partners Skyloft DST is a recent example of a DST “gone bad” when its issuer recently failed to uphold the terms of a $35 million loan with Axonic […]

What Are The Common Signs Of Investment Fraud, Negligence Or Other Misconduct?

Investment related misconduct comes in many forms.  It can be out in the open and flagrant but most often it is concealed and subtle.  The hallmark signs of investment misconduct are: Sudden, precipitous drops in the value of your portfolio, particularly when not in tandem with the overall financial markets Your financial advisor is recommending […]