In the Media

InvestmentNews (September 26, 2005 11:01 pm) -- The life insurance industry is backing down in its battle against an NASD rule change aimed at creating suitability sales practice standards for…
10 Things Your Lawyer Won't Tell YouSmart Money (August 29, 2005) --In case you ever doubted lawyers deserved their reputation...1. "You might win your lawsuit and wind up with nothing."
WealthManagement.com (July 27, 2005) -- The NASD took steps this week to make sure securities arbitration panels truly represent the public. The regulator proposed banning from serving as public…
FinancialPlanning (June 3, 2005 8:47 am) -- Costly new FINRA ads – complete with an animated explosion and created by top ad agency Ogilvy & Mather – urge investors to "Check your broker."Yet the…
InvestmentNews (April 18, 2005 11:01 pm) -- The House of Representatives for the third time has passed legislation that would allow investors to get information over the Internet about brokers'…
The Wall Street Journal (Updated March 17, 2005 11:01 pm) -- For years, small investors have groused that securities arbitration, the main forum for hearing customer complaints, is stacked against…
Investors Would Be Entitled To Explanations of Outcomes Under a Proposed NASD RuleWall Street Journal (Updated January 28, 2005 11:01 pm) -- In what could be a victory for small investors,…
Bloomberg (August 15, 2004) -- Wall Street is sending a tough message to investors: Beware of suing your brokers -- they might just sue you back. Brokerage firms are playing hardball with investors…
Bloomberg (March 21, 2004) - Rick Tripi is a blue-collar worker who lives in a suburb of New York City and, like many small investors, he had high hopes of cashing in on the 1990s bull market. What…
BloombergBusiness (May 11, 2003 ) -- Want to make Wall Street pay for its sins? Here's your chance. The landmark analyst fraud settlement establishes a $387.5 million restitution fund for investors…