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Securities Arbitration / Litigation Lawyers
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2010/09/02 13:57
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strongMenzer amp; Hill, P.A./strong represents investors in the recovery of losses at the result of brokerage firms' failure to supervise their financial advisors who engage in unsuitable investment recommendations, the excessive trading of investors' accounts, inappropriate allocation of portfolio assets, misrepresentations and/or material omissions of fact resulting in fraud, negligence, breach of fiduciary duties, selling away, failure to advise their clients of risk management strategies and excessive use of margin.
In addition to their legal and arbitration experience, the attorneys and founding partners of Menzer amp; Hill, P.A. bring with them extensive securities industry experience which include in-house and chief corporate brokerage counsel, chief compliance officer supervising and regulating the practice of stockbrokers and financial advisors, as well as sales experience with advising clients and recommending the sale of securities and insurance.nbsp; The attorneys and founding partners have essentially switched hats where they once represented the industry and broker-dealers, they now represent aggrieved investors.nbsp; This yields a unique experience giving the firm intimate knowledge of the misconduct of brokers and the details and nuances of the securities and insurance products they recommend. pstrongPractice Areas
/strongWe represent clients in cases involving the following practice areas:/pullia href=http://www.suemyadvisor.com/securities-arbitration-litigation-attorneyfont color=#330000Securities Arbitration / Litigation/font/a/lilia href=http://www.suemyadvisor.com/annuities-and-insurance-arbitration--litigationfont color=#330000Annuities and Insurance Arbitration / Litigation/font/a/lilia href=http://www.suemyadvisor.com/broker-fraud-investment-advisor-and-financial-planning-arbitration-litigationfont color=#330000Investment Advisor and Financial Planning Arbitration / Litigation/font/a/lilia href=http://www.suemyadvisor.com/hedge-fund-and-alternative-investment-fraud-arbitration--litigationfont color=#330000Hedge Fund and Alternative Investment Fraud Arbitration / Litigation /font/a/lilia href=http://www.suemyadvisor.com/futures-and-commodities-arbitration--litigationfont color=#330000Futures and Commodities Arbitration / Litigation/font/a/li
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Mass. man accused of killing kin pleads not guilty
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2010/09/02 13:53
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pA Massachusetts man accused of killing his wife, two children and mother-in-law pleaded not guilty Thursday to four counts of first-degree murder as a prosecutor described how he left two copies of a letter confessing to the slayings./ppThomas Mortimer IV was arraigned in Woburn Superior Court on Thursday following his indictment last week. He had previously entered not guilty pleas in district court and has been held without bail since his arrest following the killings in June./ppMortimer frowned as he listened to a clerk read an indictment charging him in the murders of his wife, 41-year-old Laura Stone Mortimer, mother-in-law, 64-year-old Ellen Stone, and two children, 4-year-old Thomas Mortimer V, and 2-year-old Charlotte Mortimer. He did not look at his wife's family members, seated in the front row of the courtroom./ppThe family was found beaten and stabbed to death in their Winchester home./ppDistrict Attorney Gerard Leone has said that the slayings followed a fight and ongoing marital discord. Leone said there were signs that Mortimer attempted suicide at the home.
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Quote stuffing a focus in flash crash probe
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2010/09/02 10:52
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pU.S. regulators probing the May flash crash are focusing on a trading practice known as quote stuffing, in which large numbers of rapid-fire orders to buy or sell stocks are placed and canceled almost immediately./ppCFTC commissioner Scott O'Malia told Reuters on Thursday that the futures regulator was reviewing data from Nanex LLC, a trade database developer that issued a study suggesting that computer algorithms used quote stuffing to gain an edge during the May 6 crash./ppThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which is investigating the crash jointly with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, is looking at quote stuffing and something called sub-penny pricing, a person familiar with the flash crash probe said./ppThe Nanex study uses market graphics and playful names to illustrate quote stuffing, arguing that high-frequency trading firms do this to flood the marketplace with bogus orders to distract rival trading firms./ppInvestors could make trades under the false impression that those orders were legitimate, only to see liquidity disappear and the market move against them when the orders are canceled -- all in the blink of an eye.
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US investors seek pay for pre-WWII German bonds
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2010/09/01 23:26
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| American investors are taking the German government to court in the U.S. over tens of thousands of bonds sold by the country in the aftermath of World War I.pThey're asking federal courts to force Germany to repay the 80-year-old bonds, which today could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars./ppThe German government says the lawsuits are baseless and that bondholders must go through a validation process enshrined in German law./ppBut the bondholders say a nightmarish maze of bureaucratic red tape has been built around the validation process./ppAction has been heating up in lawsuits filed in Miami, New York and Chicago, including a victory for investors last month when an appeals court rejected Germany's attempt to dismiss their case./p |
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