Have you suffered investments losses or fear you have been the victim of securities fraud due to your investment with Kale Edgar Evans while he was registered with a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) member firm? If so, The White Law Group may be able to assist you recover your damages through the FINRA dispute [...]
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The SEC recently released an “investor alert” with the goal of helping “investors be better aware of fraudulent investment schemes that may involve social media.” The SEC acknowledges in the alert that social media has become an important tool for the investing public to accumulate information about all facets of investing. Investors are increasingly looking [...]
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According to a recent article from Reuters, a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration panel has ruled in favor of an investor who invested in Auction Rate Securities with Oppenheimer & Co. before that market failed in 2008. The panel reportedly ruled that the investor “was entitled to “recission of $5.98 million in New Jersey [...]
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Have you suffered losses due to your investment with Martin T. Wegener (Marty Wegener) and/or his entities Wealth Resources, Inc. and Wealth Resources, LLC? If you have, The White Law Group may be able to help you recover some of your losses through a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) dispute resolution claim. In June of [...]
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The White Law Group is closely monitoring the ability for investment fraud victims of R. Allen Stanford and Stanford Group Co.’s alleged investment scheme to recover their losses resulting from the purchase of Certificate of Deposit (CD) investments. Just days ago, we wrote that the SIPC told Congress in a letter that they continued to [...]
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In a recent blog post (http://www.whitesecuritieslaw.com/2011/11/17/recovery-of-stanford-group-investment-losses-through-finra-arbitration/), we gave an update on the potential for recovery for investors who bought fraudulent Certificate of Deposit (CD) investments from R. Allen Stanford’s Stanford Group Co. Our firm is investigating the potential for recovery of investment losses though FINRA arbitration in claims against the financial professionals that sold the [...]
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The USA Today recently ran a story in which they gave some tips on diligently selecting a financial advisor and encouraged investors to conduct research and ask questions prior to selecting one. Their article notes that in today’s investment environment where Ponzi Schemes and other frauds are plentiful, there are simple things that investors can [...]
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A recent article by Bruce Kelly of the investmentnews.com reported the opinion of Gordon Yale, a forensic accountant, who has served as an expert for dozens of investors who have brought claims against brokerage firms related to the sale of failed private placement investments issued by companies like DBSI, Inc., Medical Capital Financial Corp., and [...]
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According to the investmentnews.com Oregon regulators in charge of securities have fined LPL Financial LLC $100,000 “for failing to supervise a broker that sold high-risk oil and gas partnerships to clients, including many who are elderly.” The former LPL Financial representative, Jack Kleck, reportedly sold “nearly 3 dozen” oil and gas partnerships to clients which [...]
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DeWaay Financial Network LLC says they are teetering on the edge of bankruptcy due to a deluge of securities litigation against them. According to the Des Moines Register, the litigation and looming bankruptcy “stem from selling high-risk private placement investments — particularly real estate deals for DBSI Inc., a Delaware company that packaged real estate [...]
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