William Tell Services, LLC v. Capital Financial Planning, LLC
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
George B. Ceresia, Jr., J.
The plaintiff William Tell Services, LLC (William Tell or plaintiff) and third-party defendant Joseph Ventura, the principal of William Tell, are securities brokers. Under applicable securities laws, in order to sell securities, a securities broker must be affiliated with a broker-dealer. As relevant here, until February 3, 2011, William Tell and Ventura were affiliated with an entity known as ING Financial Partners (ING Financial), a registered broker-dealer. This arrangement permitted plaintiff and Ventura to sell the financial products of ING *579Fi…
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