Expungement Award Obtained in FINRA Arbitration
A FINRA arbitration panel recommended the expungement of a customer complaint relating to allegedly unsuitable investments in oil and gas investments that declined during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
FINRA Arbitration Panel Grants Motion to Dismiss
A FINRA arbitration panel granted a financial advisor and his supervisor’s motion to dismiss a FINRA arbitration on the basis that the Claimant previously brought multiple claims regarding the same securities related dispute against the broker-dealer, who was not a party to this arbitration.
Expungement Award Obtained in FINRA Arbitration
A FINRA arbitration panel recommended the expungement of two separate customer complaints from a financial advisor’s public record. Both complaints involved allegedly unsuitable sales of alternative investments.
Expungement Award Obtained in FINRA Arbitration
A FINRA arbitration panel recommended the expungement of a customer complaint from a financial advisor’s public record. The complaint involved an allegedly unsuitable sale of an equity indexed annuity with a nine-year surrender period.
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Injuries sustained by claimant in a motor vehicle accident that occurred on the drive home from work were compensable through the employment contract exception to the “going and coming rule.”
In this case, the claimant had worked for four years as a seasonal laborer for the employer, installing rebar for in-ground swimming pools. The employer was the sole owner of the business.
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The Appellate Division remands a workers’ compensation order dismissing a petitioner’s case for exceeding the statute of limitations.
In this case, the Appellate Division vacated the November 8, 2019, order dismissing the petitioner’s application for review or modification of an award and remanded to the lower court.
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Where do we stand with regard to compensability of trip and fall cases since the 2019 Valcourt-Williams decision? Two recent First District Court of Appeal decisions attempt to clear up any confusion.
In Silberberg, the First District Court of Appeal wrote: “Then there is Valcourt-Williams, about which there has been some misunderstanding with regard to its scope and significance.
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