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Andrew Scott Corbman Rep Barred And Ordered To Disgorge $4.15M

Andrew Scott Corbman, a former broker and investment adviser, spent 21 years in the securities industry before 2016. His employment history at several broker‑dealers appears in his FINRA BrokerCheck record. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a civil action against him following his personal bankruptcy proceedings. On October 3, 2025, a federal judge in […]

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For Kirk Crossen Investment Fraud And Theft

The Kirk Crossen investment fraud case shows how a trusted adviser can betray investors’ confidence. Investment fraud happens when someone tricks others out of their money with false promises and misleading information. In this case, Crossen faces four felony charges related to taking $275,000 from a long-time friend. He promised to invest the funds conservatively,

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Federal Judge Removed From GWG Case Amid Scandal Fallout

A federal judge who managed the bankruptcy proceedings for GWG Holdings no longer oversees the case. This change came after concerns about judicial conduct and legal administration surfaced. The removal of a sitting judge is a rare step in court cases like these. We see this as an important event in the ongoing GWG bankruptcy

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FINRA fines Independent Financial Group $100,000 — a detailed look for investors and advisors

FINRA recently sanctioned Independent Financial Group LLC (IFG) with a $100,000 fine and a censure after finding the firm allowed a suspended registered representative to continue conducting activity from April through November 2022. IFG agreed to the settlement without admitting or denying the findings and waived any defense based on inability to pay. Below is

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Investor Lawsuit Alleges Emerson Equity Sues Inspired Healthcare CEO

Emerson Equity Sues Inspired Healthcare, CEO over claims tied to a $1.5 million loan. This type of lawsuit happens when an investor believes a company or its leaders have broken important promises. Our story starts with Emerson Equity Bridge Fund I, LLC taking legal action in Los Angeles County Superior Court on September 24, 2025.

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