Our attorneys are investigating potential claims on behalf of clients of JP Morgan securities broker Edward Turley. According to FINRA’s Broker Check Report, Mr. Turley received two consumer complaints in 2020 asserting claims totaling $28 million. Allegations against him a variety of broker misconduct, including exercise of discretion, unsuitable trading and solicitation of an unauthorized private securities transaction. In accordance with FINRA rules, member firms are responsible for supervising a broker’s activities so J.P Morgan may also be liable for the other losses or investment’s suffered by clients of Mr. Turley.

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JP Morgan Securities Broker Edward Turley Allegedly Engaged in Unsuitable Trading

According to his FINRA Broker Check Report, Mr. Turley has worked as a broker since 1988. He is currently with JP Morgan Securities in the San Francisco. Throughout his career, Turley has worked for four different brokerage firms in New York and California, including:

  • Morgan Stanley & Co., Incorporated
  • CS First Boston Corporation
  • Lehman Brothers Inc.
  • J.P Morgan Securities LLC

Misrepresentation, Unsuitable Investments: Common FINRA Violations

Under FINRA rules, brokers and brokerage firms are prohibited from recommending investments that are inappropriate for the investor’s circumstances and desired levels of risk and return. Additionally, brokers are prohibited from misrepresenting investments, which means failing to disclose all material facts, providing unrealistic projection assumptions, or failing to conduct the appropriate due diligence regarding an investment.

Under the law, a securities brokerage firm may be held liable for the losses suffered by its customers who purchased the unsuitable or misrepresented investment from its employee-broker.

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We have fought some of the most complex cases brought under federal and state laws nationwide, and our attorneys have been recognized with numerous awards and honors for their accomplishments, including Top 100 Super Lawyers in Northern California, Top Plaintiff Lawyers in California, The Best Lawyers in America, and rated AV Preeminent (among the highest class of attorneys for professional ethics and legal skills).

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Scott Silver

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Michael Schrag

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