Recent Posts in November, 2015

• Meyer Wilson Opens Third Office in Cleveland, Ohio

  Nov 30, 2015
  We are proud to announce that Meyer Wilson has opened a third office in downtown Cleveland. The Cleveland office joins our main office in Columbus, ...
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• Beware of Pump-and-Dump Schemes

  Nov 27, 2015
  Last week, our team posted a blog regarding a pump-and-dump scheme involving Jammin’ Java. The alleged scheme resulted in charges brought down by the ...
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• Meyer Wilson Investigating Accusations Against Former Edward Jones Stockbroker Bernard Parker

  Nov 25, 2015
  On Monday, November 23, the Securities and Exchange Commission brought a civil lawsuit in federal court in Pennsylvania against former Edward Jones ...
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• How Unit Investment Trusts Affect You

  Nov 24, 2015
  At Meyer Wilson, we have seen numerous clients who have lost money due to unit investment trusts (UITs). Brokers and brokerage firms are often ...
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• SEC Brings Charges for a Pump-and-Dump Scheme Involving Jammin' Java

  Nov 20, 2015
  In an announcement on November 17, 2015, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged numerous individuals with fraud involving an alleged ...
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• Jerry Cicolani and Kelly Hood Submit Offer of Settlement of SEC Charges

  Nov 20, 2015
  We have been following the case involving Jerry Cicolani, Jr. and Kelly Hood relating to the Ponzi scheme involving KGTA Petroleum. Last month, we ...
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• Barclays Enters Consent Order to Pay Additional $150 Million to Resolve Forex Rigging Allegations

  Nov 20, 2015
  The British bank Barclays Plc has agreed to pay an additional $150 million in order to resolve allegations by the New York Department of Financial ...
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• To Whom Do I Write My Check?

  Nov 17, 2015
  When it comes to securities fraud cases, it seems that one of the more common issues in the matter is investors not knowing to whom they should write ...
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