In the Media

The Street (October 31, 2023)  The Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration is proposing a new rule that would protect workers' retirement savings by updating the regulation…
Financial Planning (October 31, 2023) By Tobias Salinger A new version of the Department of Labor fiduciary rule that the agency is calling the "retirement security rule" is setting up the industry'…
WealthManagement (October 31, 2023) By Patrick Donachie The Labor Department unveiled its latest version of a fiduciary rule on Tuesday, with supporters arguing the proposal largely fell in line…
The DI Wire (October 30, 2023)  The Public Investors Advocate Bar Association, a 501(c)(6) non-profit international bar association, and its sister 501(c)(3) charitable organization, the PIABA…
Financial Planning (October 28, 2023) By Brian Wallheimer There are a lot of numbers bandied about when it comes to expungement. The biggest and most important might be the 90% rate at which brokers…
Business Law Prof Blog(October 26, 2023) - By Benjamin P. Edwards PIABA, the Public Investor Advocate Bar Association, and the PIABA Foundation released a new report on FINRA expungement earlier…
ThinkAdvisor (October 25, 2023) By Ryan W. Neal What You Need to Know Brokers' requests to expunge client complaints from their public records are granted at an astonishing rate, the lawyers' group…
Financial Advisor IQ (October 25, 2023) By Jake Martin An investor advocacy group is urging state securities regulators to pool their resources to participate in and oppose brokers’ expungement…
Finance Feeds (October 25, 2023) By Rick Steves A study, which analyzed 2,506 “straight-in” expungement awards—cases where brokers seek the removal of customer complaints against their own firms—…
MSN via Barron's (October 24, 2023) - Financial advisors can too easily erase customer complaints from official records, but new regulatory reforms may finally add safeguards to a process that has…