Litigation
Apr. 11, 2014
LA attorney plans to oppose FINRA arbitration bill
Benjamin Blakeman balked after receiving a bill from the agency seeking upwards of $10,000, claiming his clients failed to receive the service they were charged for. A panelist in the case was removed for lying about his credentials.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - An attorney whose Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration panel included an alleged impostor plans to oppose a bill from the agency seeking upwards of $10,000, claiming his clients failed to receive the service for which they were charged.
James H. Frank, 72, awarded some $3 million and sat on nearly 50 panels during the course of his 15 years as a FINRA arbitrator. But FIN...
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