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The Fiduciary Duty Rule Lives!

June 7, 2017 Blog

The Department of Labor’s fiduciary duty rule – proposed under the Obama administration – was thought to be dead on arrival when Donald Trump was elected president.   The Obama administration over several years created the rule because it claimed that conflicted financial advice costs American families $17 billion a year and pushes […]

13 Investment Firms Face Millions in Fines for Recordkeeping and Disclosure Violations

May 26, 2017 Blog

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), the oversight entity authorized by Congress to take action against investment advisors and advisory firms that harm investors, recently announced that it has fined thirteen investment firms more than $17.5 million for recordkeeping and disclosure violations. The firms facing fines are: Deutsche Bank First […]

Financial Advisor Sentenced in $21 Million Ponzi Scheme

May 19, 2017 Blog

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) recently announced the sentencing of a Rhode Island financial advisor who admitted to misappropriating $21 million in investors’ funds and using other investors’ funds as collateral to secure a personal $2.5 million home loan for a waterfront property. Patrick Churchville, owner of ClearPath Wealth […]

Zamansky LLC Investigates Oil Well Service Co.’s Employee Stock Ownership Plan on Behalf of its Employees for Potential Claims for Recovery

May 12, 2017 Active Cases & Investigations

The law firm is investigating Oil Well Service Co. (“Oil Well Service”), located in Santa Fe Springs, California, on behalf of its employees, over its Employee Stock Ownership Plan (“ESOP”).  Oil Well Service offered its employees a retirement plan that was invested primarily in company stock.  In 2013, Oil Well […]

Puerto Rico’s May Day

May 9, 2017 Blog

When a ship is in danger of capsizing and drowning its passengers, the Captain yells, May Day! May Day!   Puerto Rico’s new governor, Dr. Ricardo Rossello, is facing a May Day call as the island is drowning in debt.   Many political balls are in the air right now. It appears […]

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