Wall Street’s Dirty Little Secrets
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November 29, 2006

Nationally-known securities-industry lawyer Bill Singer analyzes this month’s regulatory docket, and offers his provocative commentary. 

http://rrbdlaw.com/RegulatoryLinks/CASESOFNOTE/NASD/2006.htm

Did you know that you could be charged for promoting and maintaining a questionable “workplace environment”?  Kenneth Lewis Sojka OS/#2005002485301)/November 2006

Sometimes it pays to let your firm take you out to the woodshed.  See how NASD reduced a suspension by one-third. Dennis Russell Weddle II AWC/#20050012479-01/November 2006

Did you hear about the broker who cut out a client’s signature and pasted it onto a application? Andrew Mark Stinson AWC/#20060049044-01/November 2006

How about the other enterprising fellow who submitted a fictitious LLC certificate replete with phony state stamp? Peter J. Maldjian OS/#E9B2004028401/November 2006

 Or do you prefer the story about the broker who created a fake stock certifidcate? Harold Stephen Simpson, Sr. AWC/#2006004213501/November 2006

And then there’s the story about the housekeeper who posed as a broker’s aunt.

Jody Gordon Scheiman AWC/#2005002264901/November 2006

http://rrbdlaw.com/RegulatoryLinks/CASESOFNOTE/NASD/2006.htm

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