Scott Silver is the co-chairman of the Securities and Investment Fraud Group of the American Trial Lawyer's Association. 
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Silver Law Group is investigating Pompano Beach, Florida-based LPL Financial broker Leon Rehak, after multiple customer allegations of misrepresentation and unsuitable recommendations were received by FINRA.
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Silver Law Group is investigating Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based Oppenheimer & Co broker Angela West following a customer complaint alleging excessive investment activity, unsuitable investment recommendations and breach of fiduciary duty.
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Silver Law Group is investigating Staten Island, New York-based First Standard Financial Company broker Willam Gennity following a customer complaint alleging unauthorized investment activity, unsuitable investment recommendations and breach of fiduciary duty.
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Silver Law Group is investigating former Livermore, California-based Securities America broker Timothy D. Ballard after FINRA indefinitely suspended him following his failure to respond to a FINRA request for information.
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Silver Law Group is investigating Former Syracuse, New York-based Wells Fargo broker Matthew Webster following a customer complaint alleging unauthorized investment activity and unsuitable investment recommendations.
Silver Law Group won an award against former FINRA-registered broker Curtis D. Milakovich for unsuitable recommendations, churning, and acting as an unregistered investment advisor.
On December 22, 2017, a FINRA arbitration panel awarded Silver Law Group’s clients $164,000 in compensatory damages after the arbitration panel found that Milakovich was liable for unsuitable recommendations, breach of fiduciary duty, negligence, and churning.
Silver Law Group is investigating Melville, New York-based SW Financial (CRD# 145012) broker James W. Flower (CRD# 2817701) after FINRA suspended him.
FINRA Suspends Flower
According to Flower’s FINRA BrokerCheck report, FINRA barred Flower after the regulatory organization found that Flower unsuitably recommended an exchange-traded note (“ETN”).
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