Stephany McLaughlin Shares Her Input OnWallStreet

Posted on December 23rd, 2016 at 11:58 AM
Stephany McLaughlin Shares Her Input OnWallStreet

Recently, Stephany McLaughlin shared her thoughts on former Southwest Securities adviser Kimberly Rose and her journey through arbitration. "They did not prepapre her in anyway.  Her supervisors ignored her request for assistance," said Stephany McLaughlin. Explaining that Kimberly Rose was wrongly terminated for failing to comply with an audit, despite the fact that she did ask for her supervisors assistance.  

McLaughlin explains that Rose's case is now in the process of expungement.  "This was the right result. Kim Rose did not deserve this. Other advisers in her position should seriously consider filing an arbitration to clear their records," she says.

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Related Attorneys: James J. Eccleston, Stephany D. McLaughlin

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