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Chicago-Based Barrington Asset Management Cherry-Picking Scheme Costs Investors, but Recovery Options Exist

Chicago-based Stoltmann Law Offices, P.C. represents clients nationwide in securities [...]

By Stoltmann Law|July 1, 2021|Cherry Picking Scheme|Comments Off

Investors Whose Accounts Get Hacked Have Rights and Loss Recovery Options

Chicago-based Stoltmann Law Offices is investigating incidences of investors whose [...]

By Stoltmann Law|October 21, 2020|Conversion, FINRA, FINRA Arbitration, Investment Fraud, Theft/conversion|Comments Off

Fidelity Stops Sales of MetLife Variable Annuities

According to a recent InvestmentNews article, Fidelity Investments suspended sales [...]

By Stoltmann Law|August 11, 2016|Fraud, Investment Fraud, Lawsuit|Comments Off

Fidelity Blocks Opening Trades on ETF Products Because of Suitability Concerns

As federal regulators crack down on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) because [...]

By Stoltmann Law|June 29, 2016|Fraud, Investment Fraud, Lawsuit|Comments Off

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