Blog: Securities Litigation
Updated: 01.11.2024
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What Is Considered Elder Financial Exploitation or Abuse in California?
As the population ages, protecting our seniors from financial harm becomes increasingly important. Financial elder abuse in California refers to the...
Read More Updated: 01.11.2024
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The Wells Process in Securities Enforcement Actions
At the conclusion of an enforcement investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and before the SEC Commissioners bring or settle a...
Read More Updated: 01.11.2024
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Recent Increases in Margin Debt Foreshadow a Rise in Securities Litigation
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that the use of margin debt has increased substantially with the recent run-up of the equity markets...
Read More Updated: 04.11.2024
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Regulators Crackdown On RIAs Employing Advisors Previously Barred By FINRA
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) oversees broker-dealers and their licensed registered representatives. FINRA rules surrounding...
Read More Updated: 10.28.2020
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Stockbroker and Investment Advisor “Misconduct” Study
On March 1, 2016, the financial press widely reported the release of a white paper by Professors Mark Egan, Gregor Matvos, and Amit Seru entitled...
Read More Updated: 01.11.2024
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Can I Recover My Attorney’s Fees?
Litigation is expensive. Although every case is different, it is not uncommon for a case that runs through trial to cost each side hundreds of...
Read More Updated: 04.11.2024
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Barr & Douds Wins FINRA Arbitration for National Broker-Dealer and Expungement for two FINRA Licensed Brokers
We are pleased to report a victory for one of our national broker-dealer clients in a recent decision by a panel of FINRA arbitrators in Los Angeles....
Read More Updated: 10.23.2024
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Criminal Liability Arising from Interviews with Securities Regulators
“I wish you had called us earlier.” This is often our response when clients call us after they have been interviewed by law enforcement,...
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