Due to COVID-19, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has administratively postponed all in person arbitration hearings since the COVID-19 pandemic began in spring of 2020. For all practical purposes, this moratorium on in-person hearings has prevented...
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Coronavirus and Margin Calls
Margin calls have become a major issues for investors as a result of the market turbulence caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Many investors use margin loans through their brokerage firm that are collateralized by the securities in their...
Reasonover & Berg Attorneys Receive Honors
The firm is proud to announce that that it has recently received honors in two respected legal publications. Kirk Reasonover and Nicholas Berg have been listed in the 2020 publication of Super Lawyers magazine. Super Lawyers is a rating service that lists lawyers in...
Does Your Broker Have a Conflict of Interest?
Does your broker have a conflict of interest? The answer, most likely, is yes. The traditional form of compensation received by brokers is a commission each time an investment is bought or sold in your brokerage account. This compensation structure gives your broker...
The End of Forced Arbitration?
Whether you realize it or not, if you have an account with a brokerage firm, it likely includes a mandatory arbitration provision, which provides that you waive your right to file suit against the brokerage firm in court. Instead, all disputes with...
