A recent securities arbitration proceeding regarding Weyerhaeuser stock has investors seeking representation for potential claims. According to the recent claim, which was filed with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, a retiree who held a concentrated position in Weyerhaeuser stock sustained $200,000 in damages. The claimant inherited the stock upon the…
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A Notice to the Clients of William Tatro
Investment attorneys are interested in speaking with clients of William Tatro in connection with investment losses they suffered under his advisement. Complaints have been registered against Tatro stating that he recommended to his clients unsuitable, illiquid, high commission investments. These investments had a higher degree of risk than many clients…
Have You Been a Victim of Fraud Because of Celebrity Trust?
One troublesome form of stock broker misconduct involves the use of celebrity status in order to gain the trust and secure the business of investors. One major problem with this type of scam is that many investors don’t want to admit that they made an investment decision based on the celebrity…
BNY Mellon Investors Seeking Investment Attorneys for Securities Arbitration Claims
On December 14, 2011, a class action lawsuit was filed against Bank of New York Mellon Corporation, also known as BNY Mellon, in the United States District Court of the Southern District of New York. The lawsuit was filed for the class period of February 28, 2008, to August 11,…
Variable Annuities and Variable Annuity Fraud
Investment attorneys are seeking investors who purchased variable annuities based on recommendations that were unsuitable and/or contradicted their investment goals. Because of the complicated nature of variable annuity contracts, many investors are uncertain of the risks or negative aspects associated with them. What are Variable Annuities? Variable annuities are popular…
FINRA Ruling: Wells Fargo Fined, Complaint Filed Against Chen
December 15, 2011, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced its decision to fine Wells Fargo Investments LLC for “unsuitable sales of reverse convertible securities through one broker to 21 customers, and for failing to provide sales charge discounts on Unit Investment Trust (UIT) transactions to eligible customers.” The fine…
SEC Issues Wells Notices to Harbinger Capital; Investors Seeking Representation
Following the recent notices sent by the Securities and Exchange Commission to Harbinger Capital, Philip Falcone, Omar Asali and Robin Roger, some investors of Harbinger Capital are seeking representation for possible securities arbitration claims. Philip Falcone, 49, is the manager of the New York-based hedge fund Harbinger Capital Partners LLC,…
Purchasers of China Automotive Systems Inc. May Have Valid Securities Arbitration Claim
Stock fraud lawyers are investigating potential claims for investors against China Automotive Systems Inc. A class action lawsuit was filed against China Automotive on October 25, 2011, in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. The lawsuit, which was filed against the company as well…
Allegations Against China Medical May Lead to Claims for Investors
Investment attorneys are seeking investors who purchased China Medical Technologies Inc. securities in connection with recent fraud allegations made against the company. Officers and directors of China Medical may have violated federal securities laws and, as a result, investors in the company may have a valid securities arbitration claim. China…
Investment Attorneys Seeking Victims of Inofin Fraud
The alleged $110 million Inofin fraud has investment attorneys looking for investors who suffered losses as a result of their investments with Inofin. According to the Class Action Complaint filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission in April, 2011, Inofin was in violation of the Massachusetts Uniform Securities Act. The…