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UBS Hit with $92 Million FINRA Arbitration Award Over Risky Tesla Short Strategy
Iorio Law PLLC

On February 28, 2025, a FINRA arbitration panel delivered a staggering $92 million award against UBS Financial Services, Inc. and its broker, Andrew Burish, marking one of the largest investor victories in recent memory. The case, FINRA No. 21-00488, involved nine claimants who alleged that UBS and Burish mismanaged their accounts by recommending an unsuitable,…

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GPB Investors Have Won Monetary Awards in 10 of 11 Arbitration Cases This Past Year
Iorio Law PLLC

Over the past calendar year, GPB Capital investors have won over $2.4 million in monetary awards in 10 out of 11 (nearly 91%) arbitration claims that have proceeded to a final hearing. According to public records, many other claims filed against broker-dealers who sold the private placements offered by GPB Capital have been settled for…

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