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Securities Attorneys Multiply

Securities arbitration attorneys seem to be everywhere. Since the market collapse last October and the high profile securities frauds committed by Bernie Madoff and Allen Stanford, the ranks of attorneys who represent investors has grown significantly. As other litigation areas have struggled in this new economic climate, securities fraud is…

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OTC Derivatives – A “Soft Approach” Coming?

Over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives can be scary. Derivatives may pose an unsuitably high amount of risk for non-institutional investors yet are being sold by dealers around the world to investors who do not clearly understand the products. According to Reuters yesterday, U.S. Representative Stephen Lynch said that “taking a ‘soft approach”…

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Lehman Structured Notes – New Hampshire Sues UBS

UBS was sued by the New Hampshire Bureau of Securities Regulation last week for selling unsuitable Lehman Brothers structured notes to retail investors as a conservative investment. These structured notes were debt obligations that also contains an embedded derivative component with characteristics that adjust the security’s risk/return profile. According to…

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