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Peter Robertson (CRD# 1695345), a broker registered with Osaic Wealth, is facing investor disputes alleging he recommended unsuitable oil and gas investments. These pending disputes, filed in 2024, seek cumulative damages exceeding $3 million. Haselkorn and Thibaut is investigating Mr. Robertson for potential misconduct and encourages any concerned clients to reach out for a free

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John Forster, a broker registered with San Blas Securities in Atlanta, Georgia, has been accused of making unauthorized trades in a recent investor dispute. Haselkorn and Thibaut is currently investigating Mr. Forster for similar misconduct. The pending dispute, filed in December 2024, alleges that he failed to act in the customer’s best interest and made

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Dave Smith (CRD# 850797), a broker registered with Intervest International Equities, has been named in multiple investor disputes alleging unsuitable investment recommendations, negligence, and breach of fiduciary duty. These claims center around investments in high-risk, complex products called GWG L Bonds. As an experienced financial writer, I aim to shed light on this situation and