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Ideoblog A blog about ideas. Ideas are not beliefs or opinions: http://busmovie.typepad.com/ideoblog Me Larry E. Ribstein lribstei at gmail.com. My policies Comments are moderated and may be edited. I don't particularly like anonymous comments. Although I'm a law professor, I don't give legal advice. My work Bepress Selected Works My resume My web page SSRN My books The Sarbanes-Oxley Debacle: What we've learned; how to fix it (with Butler) The Corporation and the Constitution (1995)(with Butler) Unincorporated Business Entities (3d edition, 2004) Ribstein and Keatinge on Limited Liability Companies ... Weekend edition My audience Blog powered by TypePad Subscribe to this blog's feed Add me to your TypePad People list Hedge funds as whistleblowers Corporate managers notoriously are tempted to fudge the truth about their firms. The law’s usual strategy is to threaten an army of gatekeepers – outside directors, corporate officers, accountants, lawyers – with criminal and civil penalties for not reporting fraud. The second line of defense is to encourage whistleblowers to come forward by protecting their jobs. SOX, of course, was big on both of these approaches. The only problem is that neither approach works very well. It seems that gatekeepers and employees are stubbornly nervous about blowing up their careers by squealing. There is another way. Whistle-blowing is all about information. Thanks to the stock market, information is, as Gordon Gekko said, “the most valuable commodity I know of.” Most trading on information (including a lot of the “insider” trading portrayed in

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26. Securities Fraud, Common Legal Grounds If an investor is a victim of securities investment fraud, he or she may have a claim against his/her stock broker and brokerage firm in arbitration or http://www.securities-lawyers.net/securities_fraud.htm

Securities Fraud: Common Legal Grounds If an investor is a victim of securities investment fraud, he or she may have a claim against his/her stock broker and brokerage firm in arbitration or court under the following legal causes of action. A. Securities Fraud and Unsuitable Recommendations. Brown v. E.F. Hutton Group, Inc. , 991 F.2d 1020 (2nd Cir. 1993). An unsuitability claim is a subset of 10(b) securities fraud with the following elements to be proved: 132 F.3d 1017, 1032 (4th Cir. 1997). , 941 F.2d 142, 144 (2nd Cir. 1991). B. Breach of Fiduciary Duty. , 810 F.2d 1042, 1049 (11th Cir. 1987). Merrill Lynch v. Cheng Lieb v. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, 461 F.Supp. 951, 953 (E.D.Mich. 1978) (citations omitted). C. Negligence. As set out in Cheng Id. D. Churning. Churning is a subset of federal securities fraud and is defined as follows by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit: Carras v. Burns , 516 F.2d 251, 258 (4th Cir. 1973). The factors to be considered in a churning case are alternatively defined in the case of Bergen v. Rothschild, 648 F.Supp. 582, 585 (D.D.C. 1986): The above is intended as a helpful summary for investors, but may not fully set out all relevant factors involved. This article is not intended as legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you think that you may have a claim, you should consult with an attorney.

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The Watchdog Report By Comptroller General Richard Eckstrom White-collar financial crimes involving securities fraud have been rampant across the United States. Even in South Carolina we’ve seen complex million dollar criminal schemes. Yet these losses involve much more than just money. For the targeted victims the ordeal can be devastating, frightening and painful. Some victims have lost their entire life savings in financial schemes that all too often exploit long-time relationships of trust. The resulting loss of trust, coupled with powerful feelings of betrayal, can be overwhelming. This is especially true when the promoter has been a close friend or a trusted community leader. Tragically, victims can be traumatized when money is taken through fraud just as much as if forcibly snatched from them at gunpoint. Unfortunately, the legal system does not always deal with white-collar crimes the way it deals with armed robbery or burglary. In South Carolina, for example, many securities violations have previously been handled simply through administrative processes. Settlement often came in the form of administrative orders and consent decrees, rather than in jail time or fines.

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@import url(http://www.stockbrokerfraudblog.com/css/stockbrokerfraudblog.css); Stock Broker Fraud Blog Home Securities Fraud Web Site Practice Areas ... Home Securities Fraud May 20, 2008 Securities Fraud Lawsuit Against Ex-Merrill Lynch Analyst Accused of Issuing False Reports About CMGI Inc. is Dismissed In New York, a judge has dismissed the securities fraud case against former Merrill Lynch research analyst Henry Blodget. The former lead Internet analyst of the company’s Internet Group is accused of allegedly issuing false reports regarding CMGI Inc. stock. In 2007, investor Ronald Ventura had filed a securities fraud lawsuit against , and Blodget. Ventura is one of a number of plaintiffs that have sued the defendants after the New York State Attorney General’s Office made allegations that they had published misleading or false recommendations about Internet-based stocks. Merrill Lynch agreed to a $100 million fine in 2002 as part of a settlement deal with the NYAG. In The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York earlier this month, Judge John Keenan said that Ronald Ventura’s complaint "fails to plead that the alleged false statements made by the defendants were the cause of Ventura's financial losses.” Instead the judge says that the plaintiff said that Blodget issued falsely optimistic target projections and made false recommendations to investors about CMGI stock even though the ex-Merrill Lynch analyst believed that the Internet holding company was facing a liquidity crisis and issuing misleading information about its revenues.

32. Securities Fraud Attorneys > Lawyers > Types Of Securities Fraud Criminal Law FYI provides comprehensive information on different types of securities and stock fraud that can be committed by stockbrokers, corporations, http://www.criminallawfyi.com/securities_fraud.html

National Legal News News Topics Aviation Law Criminal Law Family Law HMO Law ... Personal Injury Practice Areas Criminal Law Family Law Personal Injury Related Topics Brokerage Fraud FAQs Glossary Lawsuits ... White Collar Crime Securities Fraud Securities Fraud Securities fraud is a serious offense that can carry both civil and criminal punishments. Criminal investigations can lead to imprisonment; in fact, the government has expressed a strong interest in increasing the length of sentences for securities fraud to ten years. In addition, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) may investigate and impose civil fines against corporations or individuals suspected of securities fraud. The SEC acts to regulate against securities fraud by enforcing investment acts and laws. If you have been charged with securities fraud, attorneys experienced in this area of law can defend your rights. Contact securities fraud lawyers in your state for legal representation. Who Can Commit Securities Fraud?

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Home Firm Overview Our Lawyers Our Clients Contact Us What is a Class Action? Antitrust Securities Fraud Consumer Fraud Breaking Cases/ Current Investigations Current/Ongoing Cases Settlements Securities Fraud Let us investigate whether you have a securities-fraud claim. Stock prices drop for many reasons. Sometimes market factors or properly-disclosed, company-specific news cause a stock’s price to drop. But other times, a stock’s price drops because a company either improperly disclosed or misrepresented important information. We’ll be happy to apply our years of experience in securities-fraud cases to investigate whether fraud caused your investment’s lost value. At no charge, we’ll: Investigate the matter thoroughly; Advise you whether you have a claim; Advise you of your claim’s merits; and Discuss whether you should consider pursuing a claim individually, on behalf of a class as a lead plaintiff, or remain an “absent class member.” info@gsk-law.com

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About The Firm Attorney Profile Free Case Evaluation Directions ... Home Securities Fraud Securities investing and trading is carefully regulated by rules and laws for the protection of public investors. The violation of these rules, particularly through various deceptive actions and schemes to cheat or take advantage of investors, is commonly known as securities fraud. Securities fraud may be committed by: Brokers-dealers (misleading clients or advising based on inside information) Financial advisors or analysts (purposefully offering poor advice or inside information) Corporations (hiding or distorting information) Private investors (acting on inside information) Most investment losses are the result of market forces, trends and factors which have nothing to do with securities fraud Have you been the victim of bad investment advice? Did your stockbroker recommend risky investments without explaining the risks? Did your stockbroker make trades without your understanding or authorization? Did your stockbroker excessively trade your account?

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Click Any Item Below For More Details ANNOUNCEMENTS Katie D. Whitman Joins The Nygaard Law Firm The Nygaard Law Firm Starts A Blog HOT TOPICS Auction Rate Securities Fraud Subprime Bond and Bond Fund Losses Threaten Investors' Portfolios ERISA Cases Filed Against Investment Banks and Broker Dealers UPDATED CASE INFO Federal Court Certifies Nationwide Class Action Against Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America Nygaard Law Firm Appointed Class Counsel The Nygaard Law Firm Appointed Co-lead Counsel in Kinder Morgan LBO Class Action Representing Investors in Disputes with their Brokers or Financial Advisors Churning or excessive trading in their accounts Churning is also defined as excess trading in a customer's account for the purpose of generating commissions for the broker's financial benefit. In order to prove churning, a customer must prove that the broker had control over the account, that the trading was "excessive" given the customer's investment objectives, and that the broker acted recklessly (or intentionally) with the intent to benefit himself to the detriment of the customer. In order to establish "control," a customer must show that the broker was making the investment decisions, whether the account is discretionary or non-discretionary. Material misrepresentations or omissions These claims are often decided on three different issues: (1) the documentation maintained by the customer and broker; (2) the credibility of each; and (3) the sophistication of the investor.

36. Current News- PARKER MAN ARRESTED FOLLOWING INDICTMENT FOR SECURITIES FRAUD The mission of AARP ElderWatch is to ensure that no senior is left to suffer, alone and in silence, at the hands of those who would exploit them. http://www.aarpelderwatch.org/public/current_news/securities_fraud.html

Close PARKER MAN ARRESTED FOLLOWING INDICTMENT FOR SECURITIES FRAUD Posted: 07/27/2005 CONTACT Kristen M. Hubbell, Communications Director Telephone: 303-866-5632 Fred J. Joseph, Securities Commissioner (DENVER) – Attorney General John Suthers and Securities Commissioner Fred Joseph announced today the arrest of Rico Vecchiarelli following his indictment on July 22, 2005, by the State Grand Jury and the subsequent issuance of an arrest warrant on the same date by the Denver District Court. Vecchiarelli’s accomplice, Sean Zweifel, age 30, was also indicted but has not yet been arrested. “These defendants are accused of swindling Colorado investors out of thousands of dollars,” said Attorney General Suthers. “This indictment sends a message to would be criminals that we will not tolerate securities fraud of any type.” The State Grand Jury indicted Vecchiarelli and Zweifel on six counts of securities fraud and one count of theft, all class 3 felonies. According to the indictment, the two men made fraudulent sales of securities to Colorado investors by offering them investments in Vecchiarelli’s company, Infinity Investment Properties, LLC, for the purpose of financing the purchases of residential property. Vecchiarelli allegedly induced investors by making promises of substantial rates of return on short-term investments of as little as 60 days. Vecchiarelli allegedly represented that he and his company owned a significant inventory of residential properties. It is further alleged that Vecchiarelli then diverted significant portions of the funds for his own personal use.

37. Dallas Business Attornney - Securities Fraud BUSINESS LITIGATION PRIMER. Securities Fraud. Civil actions alleging fraud committed in the course of a securities transaction are commonly based upon one http://www.dfwlawyer.com/business/securities_fraud.html

Home About Us Dallas Family Law Primer Dallas Personal Injury Primer ... Contact Law Office BUSINESS LITIGATION PRIMER Securities Fraud In an opinion that was later withdrawn, the Texas Supreme Court held that the Deceptive Trade Practices Act did not apply to the sale of securities. The Texas Supreme Court later substituted another opinion for the first one and in this second opinion allowed recovery of damages under the DTPA. Although the stock brokerage house had argued that the DTPA was inapplicable to securities transactions, the Court held that the brokerage house had waived any error the trial court may have committed. The brokerage house had not presented the argument to the trial court and did not make the argument in the court of appeals until its second motion for rehearing in that court. The federal courts have exclusive jurisdiction over suits brought pursuant to the Federal Securities Exchange Act of 1934, although state courts have sometimes permitted Rule 10b-5 and other claims pursuant to that statute to be raised defensively. An action under the Securities Act of 1933, other than a covered class action, may be brought in state court. But, as a general rule, the joinder of a claim based on the federal statute to a state law claim will not improve the plaintiff's overall case. As a practical matter, most lawsuits brought pursuant to the Securities Act of 1933 will be prosecuted in federal court. Tel: 972.387.0007 Fax: 972.387.8707

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Rule 10b5-1 Trading "on the Basis of" Material Nonpublic Information in Insider Trading Cases Preliminary Note to Rule 10b5-1: This provision defines when a purchase or sale constitutes trading "on the basis of" material nonpublic information in insider trading cases brought under Section 10(b) of the Act and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. The law of insider trading is otherwise defined by judicial opinions construing Rule 10b-5, and Rule 10b5-1 does not modify the scope of insider trading law in any other respect. General. The "manipulative and deceptive devices" prohibited by Section 10(b) of the Act and Rule 10b-5 thereunder include, among other things, the purchase or sale of a security of any issuer, on the basis of material nonpublic information about that security or issuer, in breach of a duty of trust or confidence that is owed directly, indirectly, or derivatively, to the issuer of that security or the shareholders of that issuer, or to any other person who is the source of the material nonpublic information. Definition of "on the basis of."

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National Legal News News Topics Aviation Law Criminal Law Family Law HMO Law ... Personal Injury Practice Areas Criminal Law Family Law Personal Injury Related Topics Brokerage Fraud FAQs Glossary Lawsuits ... White Collar Crime Securities Fraud Securities Fraud Securities fraud is a serious offense that can carry both civil and criminal punishments. Criminal investigations can lead to imprisonment; in fact, the government has expressed a strong interest in increasing the length of sentences for securities fraud to ten years. In addition, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) may investigate and impose civil fines against corporations or individuals suspected of securities fraud. The SEC acts to regulate against securities fraud by enforcing investment acts and laws. If you have been charged with securities fraud, attorneys experienced in this area of law can defend your rights. Contact securities fraud lawyers in your state for legal representation. Who Can Commit Securities Fraud?

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