Gary Lee Imel (CRD#254765)

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Any previous customer complaints are made publicly available by FINRA. Reviewing these reports can help investors understand the regulatory history of their financial professionals.

Did you lose money on investments recommended by this financial advisor? Our legal team is available to speak with customers regarding potential claims for recovery. A review of their professional history shows the following Previously Reported Complaints:

Claim(s) Made Against Gary Lee Imel:

Claim Date: 4/30/2026

“Claimant alleges that between 2010 and 2017, Respondent Imel recommended unsuitable and illiquid alternative investments, including REITs and private placement investments, while associated with Respondent Kalos Capital, Inc.”

This claim, as of this posting, is currently Pending with a claim amount of $300,000.00 .

See more information on FINRA’s BrokerCheck site for Gary Lee Imel.

Did you have a negative experience with Gary Lee Imel?

Millions of dollars are lost each year by investors due to breaches of duty by their brokers or the firms they work for, we help investors recover that money. If you were a customer of Gary Lee Imel and experienced investment losses, please contact the Securities Lawyers. (See more detail in our video, What are the most common securities cases?.) We only receive payment if we are able to recover your money, and you may be eligible for financial compensation. It is important to note that there may be time limits or statutes of limitations that apply to your claim, so it is crucial to speak with an attorney as soon as possible.
Learn about potential claims for investment recovery, Types of Broker Misconduct and Fraud , or about the FINRA arbitration process, Guide to the FINRA Arbitration Process .

If you were a customer of Gary Lee Imel and had a similar issue or experience as those described in the above public postings, we are interested in discussing a potential claim with you. Brokerage firms have a responsibility to supervise all representatives who are registered through their firm. (See our video, Warning signs of a bad financial advisor). Brokerage firms also must take steps to ensure that their financial advisors follow all securities rules and regulations, as well as internal firm policies. The brokerage firm is not only legally responsible for the acts of its agents, like Gary Lee Imel, the broker dealer may also be liable for investment losses sustained by customers for a failure to supervise. The Securities Lawyers at Halling & Cayo, S.C. have recovered millions of dollars for investors across the country.


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Sean M. Sweeney is a shareholder at Halling and Cayo, a full service law firm in Milwaukee, WI and the head of its Securities Litigation team.

He represents individual and institutional investors in FINRA arbitration and court nationwide. He recovers investment losses from fraud or breach of duty from their broker-dealer.

Contact him at (414) 755-5020 or via e-mail at SMS@hallingcayo.com to see if he can help recover your funds.


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