Published by New York Upstate News By Julie Mcmahon Updated 3:01 PM; Today 2:35 PM — An Alleghany County egg-farming family was awarded $3.2 million in what lawyers believe is the largest settlement of a financial securities fraud case in…
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PWCK Law Firm Cautions Case is Just “Tip of Iceberg” of Problem AXA Brokers; News Event Features 81-Year-Old Widow Who Lost Entire Life Savings to Same AXA Broker. — ROCHESTER, N.Y. – May 1, 2019 – A FINRA…
Published by The Madison Record By Carrie Bradon Apr 3, 2019 BELLEVILLE — An Illinois man is suing his employer, alleging his biometric information was saved without his knowledge. Isaac Brown, individually and on behalf of all others…
Published by The Madison Record By Carrie Bradon Apr 2, 2019 BELLEVILLE — An employee is suing a tool company for allegedly storing biometric data without informing the plaintiff. Cassandra Boyle, individually and on behalf of all others…
Published by CNBC By Sarah Obrien Published 10:01 AM ET Mon, 25 March 2019 — Dishonest advisors or brokers may not be the norm. When they turn up, though, hold on to your pocketbook. In the latest monthly list of…
Published by News 5 Cleveland By News 5 Staff Posted: 6:22 PM, Mar 28, 2019 — CLEVELAND — A lawsuit filed against University Hospitals, equipment manufacturers and delivery services that was unsealed on Tuesday describes a series…
Published by Law 360 By Y. Peter Kang 3/27/2019 — Law360 (March 26, 2019, 11:41 PM EDT) — A proposed class action accusing a California fertility clinic of negligently destroying or harming stored embryos and eggs has been…
Published by Springfield News-Sun By Thomas Gnau Updated Feb 25, 2019 — DAYTON — A U.S. District Court judge has ordered a former Dayton-area financial broker to pay more than $1.1 million in a civil case brought against him…
Published by Dayton Daily News By Thomas Gnau Updated Oct 02, 2018 — A former Dayton investment advisor misappropriated more than $1.6 million from clients — many who were elderly — for the past 14 years, the U.S. Securities…
Published by The Atlantic By Sarah Zhang Updated at 5:23 p.m. ET on March 18, 2019. — The first Facebook message arrived when Heather Woock was packing for vacation, in August 2017. It was from a stranger claiming to be…

