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Below is a recent article published by securities lawyer Jake Zamansky on Forbes.com (2/21/13) Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren at a Senate hearing last week ripped into bank and securities regulators for their failure to prosecute Wall Street honchos for their rampant crookedness in the years before the credit crisis. Her […]
Jacob H. Zamansky may be an anomaly among securities arbitration litigators, at least those representing the plaintiffs’ side–he is, simply put, an optimist. Not just about his own role and future prospects in the industry–which have over a 30-year career been mostly positive–but he is optimistic about the prospects of […]
Below is a recent article published by securities lawer Jake Zamansky on Forbes.com (2/12/13) Here comes the “dumb” money of retail investors steamrolling into stocks and out of bonds and cash. I can just hear the traders at Goldman Sachs telling their clients it’s time to dump stocks and leave […]
Below is a recent article published by securities lawyer Jake Zamansky on Forbes.com (2/11/13) During the stock research scandal of 2000, the world was amazed that Merrill Lynch superstar stock analyst Henry Blodget would actually put in writing that he considered the stocks that he was touting to retail investors […]
Below is a recent article published by securities lawyer Jake Zamansky on Forbes.com (2.7.13) What in the world is going on here? The Royal Bank of Scotland (”RBS”) actually made the scoundrels who engaged in Libor shenanigans pay for what they did!RBS, the latest bank embroiled in the Libor rate-fixing […]
Jake Zamansky appeared today on Fox Business to discuss the recently revealed insider trading at SAC Capital.
Jake Zamansky appeared on CNBC’s Closing Bell November 27, 2012 to discuss the scandal enveloping Hewlett-Packard and the legal liability it will face as a result of its faulty due diligence and misleading statements concerning its acquisition of Autonomy and the resulting $8.8-billion writedown, which triggered a steep drop in […]
Introduction Disciplinary Proceedings Number 2009020741901 was filed on May 27,2011 and amended on December 13, 2011, by the Department of Enforcement of the Financial Industry Regulator Authority (FINRA)
Plaintiff Matt L individually and on behalf of the class of other similarly situated participants in and beneficiaries of JP Morgan Chase and Company’s retirement plan (“Plan”), brings this civil enforcement action under Section 502 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (“ERISA”)
Jake Zamansky recently appeared on CNBC to discuss the fear that mom-and-pop retail investors have of increasingly volatile markets that appear to be rigged in favor of big institutional investors.