  Neutrino oscillations are solidly established, with a hint of CP violation
just emerging. Similarly, there are hints of lepton universality violation in
$b \to s$ transitions at the level of $2.6 \sigma$. By assuming that the
unitary transformation between weak and mass charged leptons equals the
leptonic mixing matrix measured in neutrino oscillation experiments, we predict
several lepton flavor violating (LFV) B meson decays. We are led to the
tantalizing possibility that some LFV branching ratios for B decays correlate
with the leptonic CP phase $\delta$ characterizing neutrino oscillations.
Moreover, we also consider implications for $\ell_i \to \ell_j \ell_k \ell_k$
decays.
