As they continue to expand and open new branches across the country, regional broker-dealers like Raymond James, Stifel Financial, RBC Wealth Management, Kestra Financial and Janney Montgomery Scott have been successfully luring advisors from the wirehouses, including several multimillion-dollar teams they've recruited in the last few weeks. Among the wirehouses, at least 17 teams have left Wells Fargo alone. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley, which made the decision to leave the Broker Protocol last fall, has also lost several teams over the last month. The industry accord allows departing advisors to take basic client contact information with them, but now that Morgan Stanley is no longer a member, the firm has been filing lawsuits against its ex-advisors, alleging that they've stolen client information on their way to competing firms.