Elder Financial Abuse: When Can a Brokerage Firm Be Held Responsible?
Financial exploitation of older Americans is a growing problem, and the consequences can be devastating. A senior investor may spend…
Read MoreFinancial exploitation of older Americans is a growing problem, and the consequences can be devastating. A senior investor may spend…
Read MoreOn July 24, 2026, Jay Lucas, the 71-year-old founder and managing partner of Lucas Brand Equity LLC, pleaded guilty in…
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Read MoreShustak Reynolds & Partners, P.C. recently secured a decisive arbitration victory on behalf of a firm client in a high-stakes…
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Read MoreThe Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) has begun reshaping its regulatory agenda for 2026 with several initiatives that could significantly…
Read MoreFor nearly a decade, the Supreme Court has steadily reshaped the Securities and Exchange Commission's authority to seek disgorgement. Beginning…
Read MoreFinancial exploitation of older Americans has become one of the most serious investor-protection problems in the United States. Criminals increasingly…
Read MoreYou open your mailbox and find an envelope from the Securities and Exchange Commission. Inside is a subpoena directing you…
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