Open Your Monthly Statements, Says Securities Lawyer
Jupiter, FL: The first rule of thumb for investors is “open your monthly statements,” says Marc Dobin, an experienced securities lawyer who has represented hundreds of unhappy investors and brokerage firms in
securities fraud cases. [
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Securities Lawsuit Against Stryker Corp. Proposed as a Class Action
Mahwah, NJ: Early in the New Year a
securities lawsuit seeking class action status was filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York on behalf of those who purchased Stryker common stock over a three-year period ending in 2008. The plaintiffs allege that a certain collection of executives and officers failed to disclose the true financial health of the medical device company, allowing investors to believe that Stryker was more robust than it actually was. [
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Did Charles Schwab Help a Ponzi Schemer?
Charleston, SC: You can’t help but notice attorney Badge Humphries’ passion for securities law. Too bad the rest of us don’t take such a keen interest—maybe then Ponzi scheme operators would have more trouble taking advantage of people. Humphries, an attorney with the firm of Motley Rice, has just certified a class action
securities fraud case against Charles Schwab, one of the nation’s most prestigious securities firms. The detailed suit alleges that Schwab ignored the South Carolina Uniform Securities Act and thereby helped a now imprisoned shyster take clients for an estimated $57 million. [
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Investors especially small investors have lost millions upon millions of dollars due to stock fraud.
