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: Representing InvestorsArbitration Fairness?
By Keith Griffin
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Imagine, after the market collapsed you were forced to sell your auction-rate securities at a significant discount, even though you were advised beforehand that these securities were as safe as money-market funds. Then, at your arbitration hearing, one of the three panel members charged with deciding your case is an employee of another firm that also sold auction-rate securities. Do you [...]Full post as published by Representing Investors on July 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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