Puerto Rico municipal bonds have been rated as “junk” bonds by Standard and Poor, and investors have lost thousands of dollars as a result. The Frankowski Firm is currently investigating customer claims of losses connected to these municipal bonds. We invite you to learn more about these claims.
The Frankowski Firm is currently investigating claims of unsuitable and misrepresented sales of Puerto Rican municipal bonds by Wedbush Securities and stockbroker Mark Augusta. The NYSE regulatory body has already brought charges against Wedbrush Securities and its owner, Edward W. Wedbrush, for failure to supervise. If you purchased Puerto Rican municipals bonds, or any securities, from Wedbrush Securities, or from broker Mark Augusta, we invite to you learn more.
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney has been a powerhouse brokerage firm for years. The Frankowski Firm is currently investigating claims on behalf of clients throughout the country who may have sustained losses because of unsupervised sales of unit investment trusts. We are also investigating New Orleans broker Timothy Thomas Gibbons for potential suitability claims against elderly clients. If you hired Timothy Thomas Gibbons as your broker, we invite you to learn more. If you lost money investing in unit investment trusts, as an investor with Morgan Stanley, please read on to find out your options.
Stock broker Charles Fackrell, of Yadkinville, North Carolina, used to work for LPL Financial, LLC. He was permanently barred by FINRA in February 2015, after he failed to cooperate in FINRA’s investigation into claims against him. He was also convicted of criminal charges for running a Ponzi scheme. Now, LPL Financial, LLC has been ordered to pay $462,000 in an arbitration award. If you invested your money with LPL Financial, LLC, or with Charles Fackrell, you may be entitled to damages. Please read on for more information about how the Frankowski Firm can help.
