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1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Antitrust, Land Use & Zoning and Stockbroker Fraud for California on
Q: 221 Section, is current 2024?

If I file a lawsuit for everything, including violent threats, and verbal physicial,

would that be able to be outlined in General Chapter Attorney Liens for 221 Section

The Law is different for everyone, everyone doesnt fall under the same law.

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answered on Jan 13, 2024

Under California law, filing a lawsuit that includes claims for violent threats and verbal or physical harm can be complex, especially when considering the specific provisions of Section 221 under the General Chapter Attorney Liens. It's important to clearly outline each claim in your lawsuit... View More

Q: What forms can I file for situation we’re the suspended broker and private lender have slandered title and retaliated

Complex the have combined law suit that the judge did not approve because it addresses the same property

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answered on Dec 16, 2023

In California, if you're dealing with a situation where a suspended broker and a private lender have slandered the title and retaliated, there are several legal forms and actions you might consider. Firstly, for addressing slander of title, filing a civil lawsuit for defamation might be... View More

Q: I want to charge a subscription for stock tips based on my trading algorithmI am a successful private trader. Legal?

I will not handle anyone else's money for them.

I will provide only the stock tips, and advisement on how best to limit risk, and set goals.

Anyone taking my advice makes their own decisions.

Do I need a license to do this?

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answered on Dec 15, 2023

Providing stock tips and investment advice through a subscription service, even without directly handling others' money, often falls under the regulatory oversight of both federal and state securities laws. In New York, as well as under federal law, individuals or entities providing investment... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Banking, Business Law, Elder Law and Stockbroker Fraud for New York on
Q: My mother is being attacked, financially, by her mother's former broker. What can she do?

He has accused her of fraud, removing her from her bank accounts, attacked her mother's current broker with a false report. She can no longer pay her Bills. Also, he is working with my mother's sister, lying to her about things my mother never said, and using my grandma, who my sister has... View More

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answered on Nov 4, 2023

Your mother should consider retaining an attorney experienced in elder law and financial exploitation cases immediately. This situation may involve complex issues like undue influence and financial abuse. An attorney can help navigate the allegations, work to protect her interests, and potentially... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Banking, Business Law, Securities Law and Stockbroker Fraud for New York on
Q: Brokerage Misconduct - E*TRADE

In May 2022, I invested $8M in a U.S. Treasury note, due in April 2024. I instructed my ETRADE manager to liquidate $5.6M for property buying. Unexpectedly, ETRADE initiated a $5.6M margin loan, leaving part of my investment intact. I discovered this during a routine review, not through direct... View More

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answered on Nov 4, 2023

In situations like this, you may have grounds to file a complaint for brokerage misconduct if E*TRADE acted contrary to your instructions and without your consent. It's essential to review the client-broker agreement and any written communication to determine if E*TRADE deviated from the... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Banking, Civil Litigation, Contracts and Stockbroker Fraud on
Q: 20140279522 is this approved for isr on financial contracts in Australia

Applications

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Oct 14, 2023

It might be difficult to get guidance on such a matter here. This forum is geared mainly toward U.S. law and courts. An attorney who practices in Australia should advise. Good luck

1 Answer | Asked in Stockbroker Fraud and Civil Litigation for Texas on
Q: I changed my IRA over to precious metals. I invested $21,000 into silver coins at $73 when market was $27. What is wrong

I was dumb on this and thought I was doing good. At 287 1 oz. silver coins for $21,000 puts the coin at $73.00 per 1 oz coins. What can I do?

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answered on Oct 6, 2023

In Texas, as in many states, deceptive trade practices can be actionable. If you believe that you were misled or deceived when making this purchase, you may have grounds to take legal action under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA). For personalized legal advice tailored to your unique... View More

3 Answers | Asked in Stockbroker Fraud and Estate Planning for California on
Q: Can I file a complaint against financial service for not paying death benefits from annuity.

They claim the beneficiaries have been notified but they have not. The agency is in Ohio

Julie King
Julie King
answered on Jun 14, 2023

You can sue anyone for anything, but that doesn't mean the lawsuit will be successful. If you haven't already done so, you should have a lawyer send a demand letter asking the company to cooperate and prove the beneficiaries have been notified. It's possible that the beneficiaries... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Stockbroker Fraud for Tennessee on
Q: How do you sue this company, Pan Chain Inc through Stockwhits to get back investment funds $13558 and profit $49555?

I invested into this scam between 07/2022 and 04/2023 and they refuse to return my initial investment funds of $13558. I was advised to pay $2000 for a withdrawal certificate to make a withdrawal then when it tried to withdraw my funds, I was told I had to pay more money to withdraw my funds. No... View More

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answered on May 22, 2023

You need an attorney to examine whatever contract, checks, wire transfers, statements, or other documents exist and see what you may be able to do. Jurisdiction may be a serious problem, requiring an attorney to file a Federal or State Suit in a faraway place. It appears that you do not... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Stockbroker Fraud, Trademark and Wrongful Death for California on
Q: I am ok with opting in my information now too but I understand the critics I don’t need that though what I need help

Let’s move forwarded pass everything because it’s already done. Also breaks at work 30 mins lunch one hour that should help and more trading if a nurse is high rank in college she should be a teacher and more guidance look I stayed away from politics in 2013 after may5th it just took me to step... View More

Dale S. Gribow
Dale S. Gribow
answered on Apr 23, 2023

you must clarify what you are asking.........

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1 Answer | Asked in Personal Injury, Identity Theft and Stockbroker Fraud on
Q: Personal damages

I need a personal damages lawyer

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Jan 10, 2023

If you need an attorney, it could be difficult for someone here to respond with their services. The format here isn't like an attorney referral service - it's only question & answer. In addition to your own searches, you could use the tab above (Find a Lawyer) or look into the... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Stockbroker Fraud for California on
Q: I developed an algorithm for stocks. It tells you which stock to buy and when. Can I publish these trades in an app ?

I do not have any licenses (7, 63, 65). With the appropriate disclaimer, can I publish these trades in app or newsletter for a monthly subscription fee? If no, would the answer change if I was simply listing the trades I made in my own account (as opposed to providing advice) ? ie....not a... View More

Kevin Mcbride
Kevin Mcbride
answered on Nov 23, 2022

The question is really whether the activities identified in your question would fall under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (15 USC s. 80b, et seq.) which identifies advisory activities in section 202(a)(11) (15 USC 80b-2(a)(11) essentially as follows:

an investment adviser means any...
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2 Answers | Asked in Securities Law and Stockbroker Fraud for Florida on
Q: Broker decided to close my account and sell my securities. They said I broke section 3 of their agreement without detail

Is it legal for a brokerage firm to decide they no longer want to manage my account and sell my securities without my permission. They refused to transfer them to another firm.

Bruce Alexander Minnick
Bruce Alexander Minnick
answered on Sep 22, 2022

Yes, it is legal for a brokerage firm to decide that they no longer want your business.

No, it is not legal for the brokerage firm to liquidate your securities unless they have a good reason.

For any more help you will have to retain a lawyer. Search for one using Justia.

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1 Answer | Asked in Banking, Business Formation, Securities Law and Stockbroker Fraud for California on
Q: Can I manage other people's money (money manager or portfolio manager) with only my series 65 license in California?
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answered on Sep 1, 2022

Anyone can allow you to manage their money. There are no requirements for you to do so. Having a business of, or charging for, managing someone else's money can a different story and is more complicated.

2 Answers | Asked in Arbitration / Mediation Law, Banking, International Law and Stockbroker Fraud for Florida on
Q: How do I get a Brazilian arbitration court default judgment enforced in US (Probably Florida)

I'm a citizen of Florida. A Brazilian company I was a partner in was stolen by forging my signature when I was out of the country. That company is now trading on the NYSE (with my forged signature). I sued and won in Brazilian Arbitration Court under UNCITRAL treaty. The judgment was to... View More

David H. Relkin
David H. Relkin
answered on Aug 4, 2022

There are a few distinct issues involved in your inquiry: the recognition of a Brazilian Arbitration Award and the attachment of US Company assets. (In order to answer, I will of course assume all the facts you stated are true unless they are contradictory.)

Even before reaching the...
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2 Answers | Asked in Securities Law and Stockbroker Fraud for California on
Q: My question pertains to potential breach of fiduciary responsibility by my financial advisor, Merrill Lynch.

I have been a client of Merrill Lynch (ML) for more than 20 years. Not until 3 months ago did any of my advisors at ML ever mention that I should be purchasing US Govt issued iBonds, as part of my portfolio, which in almost every year of my ML relationship have paid a substantially higher return... View More

David Neuman
David Neuman
answered on Jul 28, 2022

California law finds that stockbrokers and financial advisors are per se fiduciaries to their clients. Thus, the fiduciary has to act in your best interest first. There are a number of other duties that arise when a stockbroker is a fiduciary, such as keeping their clients abreast on changes in... View More

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2 Answers | Asked in Securities Law and Stockbroker Fraud for New York on
Q: Financial investment question

I currently have access to a crypto investment fund through an individual who trades to make a group of us money, and I want to open it up to friends and have them go through me in order to invest. I pay $200/mo to have access to the fund, so I would charge them $100/mo and have them go through me.... View More

Chris Warren
Chris Warren
answered on Jun 16, 2022

This response does not constitute legal advice.

Yes. If you take your friends' money for access to an "investment fund" an "individual" (read: not a broker) runs, you could be violating several securities laws as well as potential "blue sky" State laws....
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1 Answer | Asked in Federal Crimes, Identity Theft, Securities Law and Stockbroker Fraud for Nevada on
Q: Rollover IRA checks mailed to the wrong PO BOX by OneAmerica and were electronically deposited by someone else.

Back in October, I started a rollover IRA with my previous employer’s retirement services company, OneAmerica. Unfortunately, OneAmerica sent the checks (payable to Fidelity FBO w my name on them) to an incorrect PO BOX (1 number off). These checks were electronically deposited by the owner of... View More

Bruce Alexander Minnick
Bruce Alexander Minnick
answered on Dec 29, 2021

You may have more trouble getting your rollover IRA money back than you had hoped. Why?

Because it was deposited electronically (without prejudice) and credited to some unknown person's account at Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., which is notorious for holding onto money not supposed to be...
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1 Answer | Asked in Stockbroker Fraud for Arkansas on
Q: I trade options at my online broker. A bad trade yesterday that cost me $8000.00 due to a mistake by my broker.

I made an options call purchase on the 16th at market price. The seller was asking .20 cents per contract (100 shares) After putting in several limit orders in for up to .24 cents that were rejected I put in a market order which normally fills within a percent or so of the asking. When my order was... View More

David Mark Gaba
David Mark Gaba
answered on Dec 30, 2021

Have you reviewed your entire contract with your broker-dealer? Depending on the specific language they may have been within their rights to fill your order.

2 Answers | Asked in Stockbroker Fraud for Michigan on
Q: I have a digital currency account through a platform named coinbase.

About 6 weeks ago they blocked led my account due to someone other than me trying to access it. I have contacted them several times. The first time they emailed me back with some generic help to open my account back up. That did not work now they wont email me back despite the several emails I have... View More

Bruce Alexander Minnick
Bruce Alexander Minnick
answered on Aug 13, 2021

Depending upon the amount of money involved it might be possible to fix this situation--by hiring a very experienced lawyer who has a commercial banking background to "run interference" for you.

If the lawyer you hire is experienced enough to know how to convince the bank's...
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