Sued Robinhood and Won.
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up soon oh my gosh folks robin hood just
lost
29
460
and filing fees coming out of the
gamestop gme crisis take a look at this
folks an individual okay this is not the
sec this is not the class action lawsuit
an individual just won against robin
hood we're going to talk about this but
just quick recap remember that robin
hood stopped the ability for people to
buy shares and things like costs
gme
express
amc amongst other momentum-based stocks
even like blackberry robinhood simply
threw up their hands and said hey look
if you want to sell shares you can but
we are stopping the momentum movement of
january 2020 which happened on my
birthday last year january 20 well 2021
january 28 2021 complete crisis spent my
whole birthday dealing with the robin
hood nightmare uh and folks oh my
goodness the class action lawsuit got
thrown out
all the people in the class action
lawsuit lost uh so
robin hood was found essentially not to
have done anything inappropriate which
was an eye roller the sec
uh didn't really find anything that
robin hood did wrong but all of a sudden
in this finra arbitration
robin hood lost and this is leading a
lot of folks to wonder wait a minute can
i make a claim too and in this video
i'll show you how you too could make a
claim
uh okay folks take a look at this this
is a finra dispute resolution service
award uh claim or or a statement it is
worth noting that arbitrations are
confidential so we do not get the actual
details or merits of the case however if
you believe you have been defrauded by a
broker you can file a finra arbitration
claim request or or complaint
through finra.org
this for example shows you the
arbitration process here if you go to
finra.org you can file a claim i think
the filing fees are about 150 dollars uh
there uh
in cases i believe under fifty thousand
dollars there is no in-person hearing
requirement you simply submit your
statements of fact on each side uh there
is a discovery exchange of documents in
preparation for the hearing a hearing is
held and a determination is made in this
determination folks
we know that uh the parties uh jose
batista a trucker out of new york versus
robin hood
with a claim filed on may 7th for what
happened uh related to trades right here
including but not limited to
costs and express on january 28 2021
uh and uh and we're all related to
what we just talked about the cause of
action relates to respondent robin hood
placing trade restrictions on numerous
stocks including but not limited to
costs and express so in other words
could potentially also include gamestop
and amc that was the statement of claim
that robin hood breached its contract
breached it implied covenant with good
faith and fair dealing negligence
breached its fiduciary duty unjustly
enriched itself uh concealed potential
information between it and let's say
citadel or other market makers or or
even just mechanics as to what was
actually going on intentional
interference with the prospect of
economic advantage and negligent
interference with the prospect of
economic advantage that was the the
claim against robin hood
and while the uh uh the award does not
provide any kind of insight into what
the arbiter uh concluded in terms of how
much of this was actually correct we do
know that take a look at this here award
respondent robin hood financial uh and
robin hood securities are jointly and
severally is severally liable and shall
pay to claim it the sum of twenty nine
thousand four hundred and sixty dollars
in compensatory damages so this is not
like punitive it's not that they're
being punished this is just dude you
f'ed up this arbiter
has decided robin hood
cost this person at least
four 29
sixty dollars plus filing fees and
robinhood is being required to return
those filing fees to the claimant as
well and so this is leading a lot of
folks to wonder wait a minute should i
file as well
uh it's important to know that when it
comes to arbitration arbitrations
are very very different from the
judicial system they're dispute
resolution service they're they're
deemed to be quicker and more efficient
than than the legal system uh but
because of that their sometimes their
results can be a little more all over
the place they do not
establish legal precedent
so you're not going to be able to walk
into an arbitration and go hey this
other person awarded 29 000 where's my
award
uh i want to file a claim against robin
hood as well you're not going to be able
to use this as a legal precedent you
could try but
i mean it probably doesn't hurt to
mention it uh you never know maybe
there's a subconscious you could pull
off in terms of legal precedent but uh
arbitrations do not create legal
precedent uh and uh the arbitration
process is actually relatively simple
costs about 150 bucks again you can just
google finra arbitration process and
you'll get it here
you could read the overview of mediation
arbitration and all this but uh folks
this is this is a big win for the retail
community here one person winning twenty
nine thousand four hundred sixty dollars
here is uh is is uh substantial here and
is probably going to open the floodgates
for claims like this
again this all relates back to
the trades that occurred on january 28th
robin hood is as uh i i think really
felt mostly unscathed by a lot of this
there there have been
claims related to
prior issues with robin hood outages
where robin hood has had to reimburse
individuals hundreds to potentially
thousands of dollars but we haven't seen
something as large as this with a twenty
nine thousand four hundred sixty dollar
uh award uh to someone so i think this
is big it's worth noting that you have a
few different options in terms of what
you can do there's arbitration mediation
and filing a complaint arbitration and
mediation are a way of you actually
resolving a dispute this is different
from filing a complaint if filing a
complaint it means you're alleging some
kind of fraud or something just wrong
happening at the the brokerage that you
want to make finra aware of like if uh
if a company is being suspicious uh and
that you were not potentially directly
affected but that you're trying to make
finra aware of some shadiness that would
be an investor complaint you could check
that out but if you think you were
financially harmed i believe and this is
by no means legal advice
but i believe the proper way is dispute
resolution via finra arbitration
mediation there are two ways that you
can resolve disputes between a broker
and you in an inexpensive way uh and to
be considered the resulting claim must
have taken place in the last six years
and they do make it clear that if you
want to recover damages such as money or
securities filing an arbitration or
mediation
case offers you a way to seek damages
importantly investors can file an
investor complaint and file for
arbitration that you are not limited to
one option or the other and again
arbitration usually faster cheaper less
complex than full-on litigation i think
honestly a lot of people can probably
put this together without uh actually
using uh a an attorney although i always
recommend people speak with an attorney
if you want to see where the case is
just so you could kind of see this award
you could go to finra
case look up you can type that in finra
case lookup
and once you get into the case search
here arbitration awards online
you click this little box here and you
could honestly just throw in robin hood
and it should come up but if not you can
pull it by case number
we should see it here sorted there you
go it's the first thing that comes up
here and you can see this award here
robinhood financial
awarded january 6th it took a while for
for this to really uh hit the news
but uh it's really just been popularized
within the last 12 hours here here's
another one though it looks like
a nathan
eric
and eric versus robin hood here december
28th was clay was closed out let's see
here relief requested what happened on
this one
award uh
see in this case claimants claims are
denied in their entirety
and the claims here
were
violations of unfair competition laws
consumer legal remedies act fraudulent
misrepresentation
this cause of action relates to
game stop look at that so this is
probably a similar kind of setup
and in this case this individual lost so
you're not necessarily
uh i mean look at that we've only had
two here recently in the last month
here's one from august let's look at
what this summary is about case summary
fiduciary duty having to do with
gamestop release requested compensation
of thirteen hundred forty dollars
and
the award claiming is denied in their
entirety so it looks like uh it's it's
pretty hit or miss here we've got two
denies in a row but a 29 000 win over
here it does look like this claim was a
lot more detailed than than some of the
other ones remember some of the the
claims that were made here in the
statement a lot more detail than what we
just saw on those two that lost but
again we don't get the original claims
so anyway
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