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Cannabis/Marijuana Litigation – FusionPharm

It seemed like a good investment—a company that repurposes and refits old shipping containers into hydroponic growing “pods” for local Denver agriculture, as well as the state’s burgeoning cannabis industry. These refurbished containers, complete with installed grow lighting, were known as “PharmPods.”  They were marketed as portable hydroponic greenhouses that…

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SEC Charges Texas-Based Greenview In Cannabis Stock Fraud

In the rush to get into the newest investment markets ahead of the curve, some companies will say anything, even if it’s wrong. Our law firm is actively involved in several Cannabis investment lawsuits. This week, the SEC filed charges against the Dallas, Texas based Greenview Investment Partners L.P. and…

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SEC’s Temporary Suspension of GrowLife (PHOT) Stocks

Home growers of medical marijuana will find no shortage of gardening supplies available made just for their crops. Our marijuana litigators are seeing many bogus suppliers. One company that supplies equipment and supplies for the home grower is GrowLife, (PHOT) headquartered in Kirkland, Washington. With stores in Encino, CA, Portland,…

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SEC Suspends Pot Stock Advanced Cannabis Solutions/General Cannabis

General Cannabis, formerly known as Advanced Cannabis Solutions, is a service provider based in Denver, CO, that provides consulting and assistance to cannabis-related companies for production, cultivation and retail operations. (The company does not actually grow crops.) Like any company offering securities for sale, Advanced Cannabis was required to supply…

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SEC Charges Barry Honig In $27M South Florida Microcap Fraud

South Florida businessman Barry Honig of Boca Raton is one of several people named by the SEC in a microcap stock fraud indictment involving manipulation of stock values of three companies. Using a “classic pump-and-dump” technique, the SEC alleges, Honig and others increased the companies’ stock values and dumped them.…

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SEC Charges Broker Emil Botvinnik With Excessive Trading, Churning

If you watch your brokerage account regularly, you’ll see the various trades and charges that go along with them. But if you’re seeing transactions that you don’t recall authorizing, and you’re spending a lot more money for fees, commissions and other related charges, it’s time to ask questions. Our South…

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Cybersecurity Breach Costs Voya Financial Advisors $1M In Fines

Des Moines-based broker Voya Financial Advisors (VFA) has been fined $1 million in a cybersecurity case that’s the first under the Identity Theft Red Flags Rule. VFA has agreed to pay the fines in relation to a case that saw their systems compromised and the personal information of thousands of…

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Scott Silver Quoted In Investment News Article On Woodbridge SEC Charges

Silver Law Group Managing Partner Scott Silver was again quoted in Investment News regarding the new charges by the SEC against the alleged real estate investment company Woodbridge. “I think these types of investments are a massive problem, and it’s bigger than people give credence to,” Mr. Silver said. “Look…

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Silver Law Group Featured In Investment News On 1st Global Capital Bankruptcy

Attorney Scott Silver was quoted in an article from Investment News regarding the recent bankruptcy filing by small business merchant service company 1st Global Capital, and a sister company, 1 West Capital. Prior to the bankruptcy, the SEC and the US Attorney’s office in the Southern District of Florida opened…

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Former Boston, Massachusetts-based Morgan Stanley Brokers Under Investigation for Allegedly Stealing Almost Half a Million from Elderly Client

Silver Law Group is investigating claims against former Boston, Massachusetts-based Morgan Stanley brokers James Polese (CRD# 2636427) and Cornelius Peterson (CRD# 5769919) after FINRA barred both of them for allegedly stealing $450,000 from an elderly client. Both Boston, Massachusetts brokers were charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”)…

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