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After District Court Dismisses Texas Securities Fraud Against Billionaire Mark Cuban, SEC Appeal Can Now Move Forward

Last week, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas dismissed the Texas securities fraud charges that the Securities and Exchange Commission had filed against billionaire Mark Cuban. The SEC had asked the judge to close the case after deciding not to file an amended complaint against the…

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Next Financial Ordered to Pay One Million Dollars for Supervisory Deficiencies that Led to Texas Securities Fraud

FINRA says NEXT Financial Group Inc. has agreed to a one million dollar fine for its alleged failure to properly supervise a number of client accounts and over 100 office of supervisory jurisdiction (OSJ) branch managers. The managers are in charge of overseeing sales and trading activities for branches and…

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Provident Royalties Faces $485 Million Texas Securities Fraud, Says SEC

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Provident Royalties, LLC, Provident Asset Management LLC, and founders Brendan Coughlin, Paul Melbye, and Henry Harrison with Texas securities fraud over their alleged involvement in a $485 million investment scam. The SEC claims the defendants used the ponzi scheme to defraud thousands…

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Texas Securities Fraud Lawsuit Against Former EnergyTec CEO Can Move Forward, Says District Court

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas says it won’t dismiss the securities fraud lawsuit against Frank Cole, the former head of Energytec Inc. The plaintiffs are accusing Cole, Energytec, and others of taking part in a fraudulent oil investment scam that cost investors millions of dollars.…

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Texas Securities Fraud: A Houston Attorney and a Texas A & M Professor Charged with Investment Fraud

The US Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission are accusing Houston attorney and accountant Daniel Petroski and Texas A & M Professor Robert Watson of using forged bank records to engage in investor fraud. On May 21, the US District Court for the Southern District of…

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Texas Securities Fraud: Court Grants SEC’s Request to Freeze Defendants’ Assets Following $40 Million Investment Scam

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas has issued an order granting the Securities and Exchange Commission’s request for an asset freeze against Excel Lease Fund, Inc. and its owner, Benny L. Judah. Both are accused of being involved in a $40 million Texas securities fraud scheme…

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Texas Securities Fraud: Ex-Dallas Football Player Charged with Alleged Involvement in $24 Million Investment Scheme

Earlier this month, in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, ex-Dallas Cowboys football player Michael Kiselak and three other defendants were charge for their alleged involvement in a $24 million investment fraud scheme. The US Securities and Exchange Commission is suing the defendants, which include Kiselak, who…

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SEC Enforcement Action Holding Southwest Securities Broker Accountable for Market Timing is Affirmed by 5th Circuit

The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit is affirming the Securities Exchange Commission’s enforcement action against Southwest Securities broker Scott Gann who is accused of engaging in market timing activities that violated certain funds’ restrictions. The 5th circuit’s decision affirms a lower court’s ruling in favor of the…

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Magistrate Judge Tells Texas Court that Citigroup Global Markets Holding Inc. Should Not Be Denied Arbitration Award for Unpaid Promissory Note

The US District Court for the Western District of Texas should confirm an arbitration award for brokerage firm Citigroup Global Markets Holding Inc. against a former employee who failed to pay his promissory note-so says magistrate judge Nancy Stein Nowak. Nowak argued before the Texas court that even if “equitable…

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Texas Court Freezes Assets of Weizhen Tang After SEC Accuses Him of Operating Multi-Million Dollar Ponzi Scam Targeting Chinese-American Investors

This month, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas put forth an order freezing the assets of Weizhen Tang, his hedge fund Oversea Chinese Fund LP, a number of related entities, and an investment adviser. The move comes after the Securities and Exchange Commission accused Tang and…

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