Verdicts
Aug. 26, 2006
Judge OKs Suit of Oversight Agency by Scammed Investors
After hundreds of investors lost $240 million in a securities scam, a judge ruled that the state agency responsible for protecting the public from fraud can be held accountable when it doesn't do so.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
After hundreds of investors lost $240 million in a securities scam, a judge ruled that the state agency responsible for protecting the public from fraud can be held accountable when it doesn't do so.
San Diego County Superior Court Judge John S. Meyer's ruling earlier this month allows 44 investors who lost $7.2 million to proceed ...
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