A Wall Street arbitration panel orders JPMorgan Chase to pay about $4 million to veteran Beverly Hills broker Brent Ryan Bodner, who claims he was wrongfully terminated over a disputed expense for a deli platter. Multiple reports say Bodner was expelled from the firm after an expense—reported as roughly $600 to $642.50—was questioned. The payment relates to a “Super Bowl” gathering at Bodner’s California home, according to the accounts. The panel finds in Bodner’s favor and awards damages, with the reported total varying slightly by outlet (about $4 million, including a figure cited as $4.25 million). The dispute centers on whether the expense was properly authorized and whether JPMorgan’s decision to fire Bodner was justified. The reports characterize the arbitration as a ruling by the panel rather than a court decision. The available coverage focuses on the size of the award and the relatively small amount at issue, with the outcome turning on the employment and expense-related facts presented in arbitration.