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Michael Nixon and Paulson Investment Company LLC

Michael Patrick Nixon (CRD #216931) is a registered broker and investment advisor currently employed with Paulson Investment Company LLC (CRD #5670) of Tampa, Florida. His previous employers include Newport Coast Securities, Inc. (CRD #16944) and Meyers Associates, L.P. (CRD #34171), both of Leesburg, VA. Six of his previous employers have…

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Lawyers Identify Red Flags of Securities Fraud

Frequently, investment and securities fraud cases are only limited by Wall Street’s ability to find new and creative ways to abuse investors. This type of fraud arises out of allegations that losses are due to misconduct or causes unrelated to market forces and is governed by the Securities Exchange Commission,…

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What is the Statute of Limitations on Securities Fraud?

How much time do you have to take legal action against a fraudulent broker? It depends… If you’ve only recently realized that you were defrauded by your broker or financial advisor, or have been waiting until obtaining the proper evidence to take legal action against them, it’s essential to know…

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SEC Charges 54Freedom, Inc. with Securities Fraud

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had announced it has charged two individuals and eight companies with fraud in relation to company securities and what was described as “charitable gift annuities.” The complaint was filed in the U.S. district court in Syracuse, New York. Allegations of Investment Fraud One of…

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Christopher Veale Under Investigation From FINRA After Churning Allegations

Disciplinary action Pending In April, FINRA initiated a regulatory investigation after Christopher Frederic Veale, most recently employed by Legend Securities, Inc., allegedly refused to provide documents requested by the agency in response to alleged rule violations. The purported violations involve business and outside business activities, as well as a potential…

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Investors Beware: SEC Warns of Financial Professionals Making False Claims

Tips on how how to be alert so you do not fall victim to an investment scheme. The old adage “don’t believe everything you hear or read” rings true in the case of a recent Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) Investor Alert. This particular alert warns investors about financial professionals that…

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FINRA Hits Newport Coast Securities and Its Representatives with Churning Charges

Last week, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) filed charges against Newport Coast Securities, Inc. (“Newport Coast”) and some of its current and former registered representatives, accusing them of using margin and risky securities to artificially generate huge commissions for themselves while wiping out most of their customers’ investment capital.…

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Scott Silver Presents “How to Win an Alternative Investment Case” at the 2014 American Association of Justice Annual Convention

Scott Silver, Managing Partner of Silver Law Group, is the current co-chair of the Securities and Financial Fraud group of the American Association of Justice (“AAJ”).  On July 28, 2014, during the 2014 AAJ Annual Convention in Baltimore, Maryland, Scott gave a well-received presentation titled “How to Win an Alternative…

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SEC Charges Palm Beach CEO, Cecil Franklin Speight, in $3 Million Fraud Scheme

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) has filed a civil lawsuit against a Palm Beach, Florida-based transfer agent and its owner for allegedly defrauding more than 70 investors out of more than $3 million by using “aggressive boiler room tactics” to sell worthless investment securities. According to the SEC’s lawsuit, which…

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Silver Law Group Represents 93 year old Victim of Elder Financial Abuse

According to the Sun Sentinel, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office has charged Sultaine Valcius of Boynton Beach with fraud after taking $1.4 million from a 93 year-old man that hired her as a medical aide. The Sun Sentinel reports Sultaine Valcius, 48, is charged with organized scheme to defraud…

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