Former Broker Thomas Logue Subject Of Multiple Disclosures
Thomas Joseph Logue (CRD #1700554) is a former registered broker and investment advisor who was last employed by American Independent Securities Group, LLC (CRD #135288) of Hinsdale, IL. His previous employers include Investors Capital Corp. (CRD #30613) and First Midwest Securities, Inc. (CRD #21786), also of Hinsdale. No current employment information is available. He has been in the industry since 1990.
There are five customer disclosures in Logue’s record, the most recent of which was filed on 2/6/18. Two of these disputes were closed with no action, including the most recent one.
One customer action was filed on 12/8/2017, with allegations of “unsuitability” and requested damages of $127,520.30. This case is currently listed as “pending.”
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