McPhail, et al. v. First Command:
The law firm Brewer & Carlson, LLP together with other lead counsel commenced a class action on January 31, 2005 in the United States District Court for the Southern District of California entitled McPhail, et al. v. First Command Financial Planning, Inc. If you wish to retain our firm, join the group of lead plaintiffs, and assure your participation in any recovery, please complete and execute the Certification form posted at the “Certification Form” located at the link below and return it to us as promptly as possible by faxing to 858-558-1553 or by mailing it to Brewer & Carlson, Attn. Dan Carlson, 4275 Executive Square, Suite 1020, La Jolla, CA, 92037.
Please follow this link to the Certification Form and Complaint in PDF Format.
Brewer and Carlson is a specialized and uniquelaw firm committed to representing individual investors in disputes with their stock-brokers or brokerage houses.
Brewer and Carlson is a specialized and unique law firm committed to representing individual investors in disputes with their stock-brokers or brokerage houses. The mission of Brewer and Carlson is to inform the investing public that often when money is lost in the stock market it is the result of the mishandling of the account by the broker ... and not the fault of the investor.
The brokerage industry is very adept at convincing the investing public that when money is lost, it is simply "the market" and the investor should have known better. In many instances this attitude is simply wrong.
Brewer and Carlson was established to debunk this myth ... and recover investment losses for their clients.
Many investors try to resolve their disputes on their own. The vast majority of those investors describe their experiences as frustrating, a waste of time and often futile. Many investors often complain to the broker, then the broker's manager --- all to be told "it's the market. It goes up ... and it goes down." Not satisfied, investors might even write letters to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) or to their state securities regulators. These complaints are usually not acted upon because regulators like the SEC, NASD and state agencies are more concerned with the industry itself to care about individual investors.
Today most securities disputes are resolved by securities arbitration, which is not the informal process that many investors perceive it to be. Showing up and telling your story before a panel appointed by the NASD or the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) will rarely succeed. The process now resembles a formal and specialized court proceeding that can last for several days or weeks. Proper preparation and presentation are essential. The securities industry retains experienced trial lawyers and so should you. With over fifteen years of combined litigation experience at the law offices of Brewer and Carlson, seasoned trial attorneys assure you of the highest quality representation.
Brewer and Carlson represents clients of all ages, with varying degrees of education and experience.
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Whether you are a customer or a broker with a claim against a brokerage firm, the law offices of Brewer and Carlson can help.
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