Fidelity Investments and a former financial advisor, who accused the company of improperly firing him for raising concerns about pressure to put clients in high-fee investment products that generated more revenue for Fidelity, have agreed to end their legal dispute.
Fidelity and Michael Maeker jointly agreed this month to dismiss his case, according to court documents. A representative for Fidelity and Maeker’s attorney, Rogge Dunn, both said in separate statements that “the parties resolved their differences.”
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