This FINRA arbitration was the first of hundreds against hedge funds over investors allegedly scammed by private equity company GPB Capital. Photo: Gabrielle Purchon
When one of the first arbitration claims of thousands from investors who collectively lost more than $1.7 billion to a company allegedly tangled up in Ponzi scheme came before an arbitration panel, the pressure was on for Miami lawyers Brian Levin and Jeffrey B. Kaplan.
Attorneys across the country awaited the outcome. And on Jan. 28, after more than a year of hotly contested litigation and a four-day Zoom trial, Levin and Kaplan prevailed with a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration award that could signal what’s to come.
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