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Wall Street professionals will find today's column of particular interest as it explores the ever-thorny issues of what constitutes an inappropriate "solicitation" of clients after you've left an employer. In that context, you will read about Temporary Restraining Orders, Permanent Injunctions, and what the burden of proof is to prevail against former employees. A must read for all registered persons: WaMu Loses Solicitation Case Against Former Brokers
Don't forget to read and pass on to your colleagues, Bill's red-hot commentary responding to SEC Chair Schapiro's call for more staff and more funding. It's time that someone finally stood their ground and stood up against the burgeoning mess of runaway regulatory bureaucracy. Read: Break Up the Securities and Exchange Commission
The Report of the Independent Review of FINRA's Dispute Resolution Services -- Arbitrator Selection Process (June 28, 2022) https://www.finra.org... Read On
A FINRA Panel of Arbitrators found Citigroup Global Markets, Inc. ("CGMI"), Citigroup, Inc., and Citibank, N.A. guilty of discrimination, harassm... Read On
BrokeAndBroker.com Blog publisher Bill Singer Esq. is no fan of non-solicit/non-compete provisions. Sure, there could be . . . there are . . . compell... Read On
GUEST BLOG [In]Securities: Jive Talkin': The SEC Busts a Braggin' Broker by Aegis Frumento Esq (BrokeAndBroker.com Blog)https://www.brokeandbroke... Read On
[In]Securities a Guest Blog byAegis J. Frumento, Partner, Stern Tannenbaum & BellJive Talkin': The SEC Busts a Braggin' Broker Let's start... Read On
BrokeAndBroker.com Blog publisher Bill Singer is a fairly dyspeptic fellow. Most days, he's in a bad mood. Other days, he's in a worse mood. As to try... Read On