JPMorgan Seeks Restraining Order For Ariz. Advisor Who Lured $19.8M In Assets
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J.P. Morgan Securities (JPMorgan) is seeking a temporary restraining order against a former employee, Robert P. Lewis, on the grounds that when he moved to Wells Fargo in October he inappropriately solicited JPMorgan clients, getting them to transfer some $19.8 million in assets and go with him to his new firm.
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