Claim filed by former clients of Scott Melbrod

On December 8, 2015, the securities fraud lawyers at Furgison Law Group filed an arbitration claim against National Planning Corporation ("NPC") related to investments recommended by Scott Melbrod (CRD#4614202). The claims against Mr. Melbrod and his firm, National Planning Corporation, related to the sale of Tenants-In-Common ("TIC") real estate investments, 1031 Exchange transactions and other real estate investments. The customer complaints included allegations of breach of fiduciary duty, misrepresentations, omissions of material facts, conflict of interests, violations of state and federal securities laws, along with other broker misconduct. Mr. Melbrod and NPC deny all allegations of wrongdoing.

Scott H. Melbrod was the President of Melbrod Wealth Management and a tax preparer with Melbrod Financial Services, where he provided financial planning, tax preparation services and other tax advice. Scott Melbrod was a Registered Representative with and offered his securities and advisory services through National Planning Corporation, a Registered Investment Adviser ("RIA").

Some of the TIC properties at issue

• Behringer Harvard TIC's

• St. Louis Place, LLC

• Inland Private Capital Corp. TIC's

• NNN Triple Net Properties

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