A Wells Fargo Advisors customer dispute filed June 8, 2026 names Cameron Edmiston (CRD 6388552) in a pending FINRA arbitration. The claimant seeks more than $10,000,000. The allegations remain unproven, and Edmiston disputes them.
A Wells Fargo Advisors customer dispute filed June 8, 2026 names Cameron Edmiston (CRD 6388552) in a pending FINRA arbitration. The claimant seeks more than $10,000,000. The allegations remain unproven, and Edmiston disputes them.
According to BrokerCheck, the claimant alleges she received "unsuitable investment advice between 2020 to 2025." The claim carries docket 26-01188.
In a statement on BrokerCheck, Edmiston says the allegations "consist of inaccuracies and misrepresentations." The statement also promises a vigorous defense that seeks denial of all relief.
BrokerCheck reports for Jeffrey Saster (CRD 1228842), Jonathan Fred Moskowitz (CRD 2335240), Brad Samuel Rude (CRD 2977977), Angela Michelle Fettik (CRD 4710729) and Curtis J. Kroll (CRD 6487481) list the same case number.
A claimant can name every broker who handled an account during the period in question. Each named broker then carries a disclosure on BrokerCheck, long before any ruling. In this way a single docket can appear on many reports, including Cameron Edmiston's.
The claimant picks the damages figure in a statement of claim. It can include lost principal, lost market gains, interest, fees and costs. Arbitrators decide later whether the respondents owe anything, and how much.
The figure on Cameron Edmiston's report is the claimant's request, not a finding. When we look at a damages demand, we start by tracing every dollar that went into the account and every dollar that came out.
Brokers can add a short comment to any customer dispute on their report. The comment gives the broker's side. However, no arbitrator has tested it, so it carries no more weight than the claim itself.
At a hearing, arbitrators weigh both sides alongside account records, emails and testimony. Cameron Edmiston's comment sits on the report next to the claim for any investor to read.
Most disputes between investors and brokerage firms go to FINRA arbitration, not court, because the account agreement requires it. The investor starts by filing a statement of claim. The broker and the firm then file answers. A panel of one or three arbitrators is chosen from lists that FINRA gives both sides. Discovery follows, and each side exchanges account statements, notes and other documents. Many claims settle before a hearing is held. Those that do not are decided by the panel in a written award. Awards are public on FINRA's website, while a settlement amount shows up only on the broker's BrokerCheck report.
Every FINRA member firm must supervise its brokers. Investors with questions about an account Cameron Edmiston handled can call Soreide Law Group at (888) 760-6552. You can also reach us online. Our attorneys represent investors in FINRA arbitration nationwide. We take these cases on a contingency fee basis. You can read more about how FINRA arbitration works.
This post summarizes public FINRA records, including BrokerCheck, as of November 7, 2026. Allegations in customer complaints and arbitrations are claims, not findings. Pending claims remain open and undecided. A settlement is also not an admission of wrongdoing. FINRA may also update or correct these records after that date.
A Wells Fargo Advisors customer dispute filed June 8, 2026 names Cameron Edmiston (CRD 6388552) in a pending FINRA arbitration. The claimant seeks more than $10,000,000. The allegations remain unproven, and Edmiston disputes them.
A pending FINRA claim filed March 19, 2026 names Julienne Riddell (CRD 5682274) over a Delaware Statutory Trust purchase. BrokerCheck lists McDermott Investment Services as the firm. The allegations remain unproven, and no arbitrator has ruled.
Stock accounts at RBC Capital Markets sit behind the customer disputes on the BrokerCheck report of Gregory Ricker (CRD 2545035). Each one settled, the most recent in December 2012.
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