Morgan Stanley to Pay $452,034 for Broker’s Traders
November 18, 2004
Reuters
NEW YORK, Nov 18 (Reuters) – An NASD arbitration panel ordered Morgan Stanley (MWD.N: Quote, Profile, Research) to pay a brokerage client $452,034 for making unauthorized margin trades that nearly wiped out the client’s account, lawyers for the plaintiff said on Thursday. Joacy Silva, a 52-year-old resident of Van Nuys, California, won the award on […]
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Lawyer: NASD Fines Morgan Stanley $452,034 For Breach
November 18, 2004
Dow Jones Newswires
A National Association of Securities Dealers arbitration panel ordered Morgan Stanley (MWD) to pay investor Joacy Silva $452,034 for alleged breach of fiduciary duty and allegedly failing to supervise one of its employees. In a press release Thursday, Aidikoff & Uhl, a law firm representing Silva said the self-regulating brokers’ guild charged Morgan Stanley for […]
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NASD Arbitration Panel Finds Morgan Stanley Liable and Orders Full Restitution
November 17, 2004
PR Newswire
BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA, November 18, 2004 /PRNewswire/ – The following was released today by Aidikoff & Uhl: A National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) arbitration panel found liable and ordered Morgan Stanley DW, Inc. (NYSE: MWD) to pay Joacy Silva a total of $452,034 for the company’s breach of fiduciary duty and failure to supervise […]
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Broker Sands Is Probed by NASD
July 26, 2004
New York Post
Jenny Anderson
The National Association of Securities Dealers is probing Sands Brothers, a New York brokerage firm, for dodging payments to clients who have successfully sued them, sources told The Post. Regulators also are investigating practices that landed the firm and its brokers in investors’ suits to begin with, sources said. The firm and its principals, Martin […]
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NYSE Panel Awards Investor $3.1M Haul
July 23, 2004
New York Post
A New York Stock Exchange arbitration panel awarded a California investor $3.1 million after finding a New York-based investment company made unauthorized trades and failed to protect a large stock position. The investor, Jay Hoge, won $2.1 million in compensatory damages and another $1 million in punitive damages from Sands Brothers. Hoge, a technology services […]
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