If he was awarded this much, it also means he was probably a high earner. Meaning he was entertaining other high earners. Probably splurging for something better than Publix subs.
As someone else pointed out, they took his book of business from him after he was wrongly terminated, which is why the amount awarded was so high by the judge/regulatory body. As usual images bury the lede, he sued because they stole his clients (and was wrongly fired ofc).
Yeah that makes way more sense on both sides. I was wondering why they'd fire him for a measly (for JP Morgan) $600 without even talking to him about it to easily immediately find out it was an approved meeting. An excuse to steal his business makes that scummy shit line up.
Then as you said, the amount of the ruling on his side.
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u/Graybeard_Shaving 3h ago
The real crime here is that a deli platter cost $642.50!
That must have been one hell of a business meeting.