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FINRA Arbitration
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When you sign an agreement with your brokerage firm, you are almost always waving your right to go to court and instead must agree to arbitration through the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). Filing stockbroker arbitrations with FINRA has advantages and disadvantages. While you do not have the benefit a group of peers hearing your case, the FINRA arbitration system is typically a faster process.
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Milwaukee Office
320 E Buffalo St, Ste 611
Milwaukee, WI 53202
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