So would I happen to have a case against Robinhood or does their ToS protect them? I was not advised of it until my order was stuck for 2 days and even then I could not even do anything. I even have an email trail of me telling them to sell several times And can you elaborate on mishandling a suitability issue? Thank you!
This happens every so often as they don't maintain enough capacity cushion to handle big volume days. There was commentary on it on Bloomberg Canada. They just don't care. Move to a serious broker.
I tried to find one in Los angeles, but it's hard to find one that specializes in that. Most attorneys I spoke with did not know the specifics of that type of law. Do I even have a case against robinhood in the first place?
18 pages on Google - more pages for LA securities attorneys than strip clubs. 5 pages devoted to Finra arbitration and some don't charge for the initial consultation - an attorney isn't mandatory for a FINRA arbitration, but a free consultation might be beneficial. https://www.finra.org/arbitration-mediation/how-contact-western-region-office - FINRA LA.
Not sure what keyword you used to get 18 pages. Found out on Finra it will cost $425 out of my pocket win or lose just to file. Not sure if it is worth the hassle if it's not a clear cut case
Not sure what keyword you used to get 18 pages. I called 4 attorneys today and they were clueless Not sure what lesson is to be learned if I am using one of the biggest brokerages
https://www.justia.com/lawyers/securities-law/california/los-angeles Don't seem to be any securities attornies in the L A area - this is a fairly big net. You won't spend the $$ to file the arbitration and four lawyers turned you down - there is the lesson to be learned. Kind of like claiming no Lawyers in D.C. BTW TD's head of trading was on Bloomberg today - you might want to find the interview - it's still cycling on Bloomberg radio.