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GWG L Bonds Investor Losses May be Recoverable

Understanding Your Legal Rights After GWG Holdings’ Bankruptcy  In April 2022, the financial landscape for many investors changed drastically when GWG Holdings filed for bankruptcy. Particularly impacted were those invested in GWG L Bonds, which have since become notably problematic. At Bakhtiari & Harrison, a premier law firm located in Beverly Hills focusing on FINRA […]

Bakhtiari & Harrison: Leading the Charge Against RIA Fraud

Navigating the complexities of Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) fraud requires a law firm with a deep understanding of the financial and legal intricacies involved. Bakhtiari & Harrison has built a robust reputation for effectively handling cases related to RIA fraud, making them a top choice for clients seeking justice in securities industry disputes. Their approach […]

Bakhtiari & Harrison: Leaders in Resolving Investment Adviser Fraud Disputes

In the sophisticated arena of investment adviser management, adviser fraud is a serious concern that can undermine trust and cause substantial financial damage to investors. At the forefront of tackling these complex issues is Bakhtiari & Harrison, a law firm known for its focus on securities industry disputes, particularly those involving Investment Adviser fraud. Their […]

First Republic Bank Investor Loss Recovery — FINRA Arbitration

Written and reviewed by Ryan Bakhtiari, Partner — Bakhtiari & Harrison Admitted: CA | NY | TX | DC | Multiple Federal Courts  ·  Super Lawyers 2005–2026  ·  Former PIABA President  ·  Former FINRA NAMC Chairman  · First Republic Bank failed in May 2023 and was acquired by JPMorgan Chase — leaving thousands of investors […]

Matt Ward FINRA Issues Sanctions for Unauthorized Discretionary Trading

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has announced disciplinary action against Matt Ward (CRD #2075525), fining him $5,000 and suspending him from association with any FINRA member in all capacities for 15 business days. This action follows findings that Ward exercised discretion in customer accounts without obtaining the necessary written authorization. Background and Findings Concerning […]