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10th Circuit Issues Split Decision on Fees to Gemstar-TV Guide International Inc.

In a split decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit decided that while Gemstar-TV Guide International Inc. can collect fees spent in its defense of the Oklahom securities fraud complaint filed against the company and two ex-officers by a former executive, it cannot collect legal fees it…

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Three Houston Men Accused of $103 Million Texas Securities Fraud Involving Life Insurance Scam that Victimized at Least 800 Investors

In an indictment unsealed in federal court, Adley H. Abdulwahab, Christian M. Allmendinger, and David C. White were charged with running a life insurance scam and stealing $103 million from at least 800 investors in the United States and Canada. Their Texas securities scheme allegedly involved the sale of “bonded…

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Raymond James Loses Texas Auction Rate Securities Case and is Ordered by FINRA to Pay Couple $925K

Raymond James and Associates Inc. and financial advisor Larry Milton must pay Rex and Sherese Glendenning $925,000, says a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority panel. The Texas securities case involved an auction-rate securities dispute. brokerage firm advisor Milton has been accused of misrepresenting that the ARS the couple invested in was…

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Investors File Texas Securities Fraud Lawsuit Against Ernst & Young

A group of investors that lost over $17 million after a Plano-based hedge fund that promised low risk investments collapsed are suing Ernst & Young for Texas securities fraud. Parkcentral Global sold the two funds involved. According to the Houston securities fraud complaint, although E & Y was auditing Parkcentral,…

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Texas Securities Fraud Incidents on the Rise, Say State Officials

According to state authorities, there are more Texas securities schemes happening than ever before. One of the reasons for this is that many investors are looking for opportunities to make money during these tough economic times as they try to rebuild their savings. Securities officials are working hard to combat…

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Dallas Billionaire Brothers Charged with Texas Securities Fraud

Following a six-month probe, US Securities and Exchange Commission has charged two Dallas billionaires with Texas securities fraud. Brothers Charles and Samuel Wyly are accused of taking part in a financial fraud scheme that garnered them over $550 million in illicit gains. The two men are accused of trading stock…

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Texas Securities Fraud Alleged in SEC Lawsuit Against Former Advanced Materials Group Inc. CFO

The US Securities and Exchange Commission is suing William G. Mortenson with Texas securities fraud related to an alleged revenue scheme that allowed him to maintain an expensive lifestyle. According to the SEC, the former chief financial officer of Advanced Materials Group Inc. fraudulently inflating the company’s financial results in…

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Texas Attorney General Candidate Barbara Ann Radnofsky Says State Should File Securities Fraud Lawsuit Against Wall Street Firms

Barbara Ann Radnofsky, the Democratic candidate for Texas attorney general, says that the state should sue Wall Street firms for securities fraud. Earlier this week, she published a legal brief accusing investment banks of being responsible for the financial crisis. Her Texas securities fraud briefing, which is modeled on the…

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FINRA Suspends License of Dallas Broker-Dealer Linked to Failed Medical Capital Notes

Dallas-based securities firm Cullum & Burks Securities Inc. has had its license suspended by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. The broker-dealer, which had 1,300 client accounts, 100 affiliated reps, and $150 million in assets, reportedly failed to files its mandatory, quarterly Focus report. Last November, FINRA said the Texas…

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Texas Securities Fraud Charges Filed Against Wadell & Reed and Brookstreet Securities Broker-Dealers Over Microcap Stock Scheme

Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Criminal Division says that broker-dealers Blake Williams and Derek Lopez are charged with Texas securities fraud involving a number of publicly traded companies. A federal grand jury indictment charged both men with seven counts of securities fraud and one count of conspiracy…

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