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Arbitration

FINRA Arbitration Forms

Scheduling Order (PDF format 86 KB) The panel Chairperson has the responsibility to use the Scheduling Order to record the agreements reached during the Initial Prehearing Conference. The Chairperson should submit the Scheduling Order to NASD Dispute Resolution within 48 hours of the conference by electronic mail or facsimile transmission. […]

Brokers

SIA Opposes New Expungement Rule Proposal

Cites “Dangerous and unmistakable message that…arbitration panels cannot be trusted” SIA COMMENTS ON NTM 01-65: The Securities Industry Association responded, in a letter dated December 31, 2001, to NASD’s request for comment on a proposal to revise its rules and policies on expungement. The letter, signed by SIA SVP and […]

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News

NASD Gets OK to Form Dispute Resolution, Inc.

New Corporation, New Structure NASD Regulation’s Office of Dispute Resolution, which received permission from the SEC to be spun off into a separate subsidiary last fall, has completed the transition. The NASD announced July 17 that a new subsidiary company under the umbrella of the NASD has been established to […]

Arbitration Case Law Investors

Qualified Immunity for NASD

Federal Court Finds Immunity for NASD Staff and State Investigators Tretiak v. Del Papa, No. 00-17248, 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 24738 (9th Cir., 11/13/01). Enforcement Practice/Procedure – Privileges & Immunities (Absolute Immunity; Qualified Immunity) – Representation Issues – Timeliness Issues (Statutes of Limitations). Regulators have qualified immunity against claims based […]

Arbitration Brokers

Fight Back Revisited

A recurring problem in civil litigation is the filing of claims by plaintiffs which lack merit, or are which are filed for purposes other than to address a grievance or a wrong. The problem is particularly acute in the securities arbitration arena, where in addition to the cost, expense and […]

Compliance

Registration of Cold Callers

Ed. This page discusses the original NASD proposal in 1997 for registration of cold callers. and is presented for historical purposes. FINRA’s telemarketing rule is Rule 3230. Today, basically all cold callers are required to be registerd with FINRA. FINRA’s Registration and Qualification Rules are in the Rule 1200 series. […]