I’m An Investor. How Should I File A Securities Fraud Claim in the US? Our Skilled Securities Law Firm Can Help You Explore Your Legal Options Pursuing damages to recoup your investment losses caused by fraud or financial advisor misconduct can be a difficult process, which is why you need seasoned securities…
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How Can A Skilled SEC Attorney Help You Pursue Damages From Your Broker-Dealer? Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Has Been Fighting For Investors For Over 30 Years If you believe that you could be the victim of securities fraud, you may want to explore your legal options with a knowledgeable…
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Representing Colorado Investors In Their Securities Fraud Lawsuits Against Brokerage Firms With our securities law office conveniently located in Denver’s North Capitol Hill close to the Central Business District, Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) represent investors throughout the region in their FINRA arbitration claims against the brokerage firms and…
What To Look For When Selecting Securities Fraud Lawyers
Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Has Been Fighting for Investor For Over 30 Years If you are an investor who is looking to recover your portfolio losses that may have been caused by broker fraud or negligence, it is important that you retain the services of knowledgeable Securities Fraud Lawyers that…
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What Can You Expect When You Hire Our Seasoned Securities Litigation Lawyers? With over 30 years representing investors, Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) offer unparalleled experience in securities litigation while providing personalized attention to each of our clients. We work with retail investors, retirees, accredited investors, wealthy investors, and…
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What Are High-Yield Bonds? Our Skilled Securities Fraud Law Firm Can Help If You Have Suffered Junk Bond Losses High-yield bonds, also known as junk bonds, are non-investment grade bonds. They are usually put out by issuers that have been given a low rating by credit rating agencies and are…
Recent Criminal Securities Fraud Cases: Ex-OmniView Capital Advisers CEO is Convicted in $300M Fraud, Jury Finds Former-Wilmington Trust Executives Guilty, and Jury Finds Two Hedge Fund Professionals and a Health Consultant Guilty in Insider Case
$300M Stock Scam Allegations Lead to Guilty Verdict A Brooklyn jury has convicted ex-OmniView Capital Advisors LLC CEO Abraxas J. Discala of conspiracy, wire fraud, and securities fraud in a $300M market rigging scam/ pump-and dump fraud. A second defendant, lawyer Kyleen Cane, was acquitted after initially being charged with…
SECURITIES CASES: YAHOO AGREES TO PAY $35M TO SETTLE CHARGES AND A BIOTECH START UP IS ACCUSED OF ISSUING MISLEADING INFORMATION
Altaba is Fined $35M For Not Disclosing World’s Largest Data Breach Altaba, formerly Yahoo! Inc., will pay a $35M penalty in a data breach settlement to resolve US Securities and Exchange Commission charges accusing the entity of misleading investors because it did not disclose a major cyber-security data breach. Despite…
SEC Adopts Final Rules to Modernize Fund Raising for Intrastate and Regional Offerings, Enhance Information that is Reported by Funds, and Enhance the Effectiveness of Risk Management Programs
The SEC has adopted final rules to modernize the way companies are allowed to raise funds for their businesses via small and intrastate offerings, all the while keeping investor protections in place. The final rules include amendment to Securities Act Rule 147 and a new Securities Act Rule 147A for out-of-state…
Wine Mogul Accuses Fidelity of Fraud, Seeks up to $500M in FINRA Arbitration
Wine merchant Peter Deutsch has filed a FINRA arbitration claim seeking $400 – $500M from Fidelity. He claims that he might have earned that amount of money if only the financial firm had not stopped him from obtaining a 66% share of a company in which he had already invested…