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Enforcement News: Financial Elder Abuse, Vulnerability, and the SEC’s Enforcement Response
Financial abuse of seniors and other vulnerable adults is among the most damaging and the least visible forms of investor harm. It arises when age, illness, cognitive decline, or dependence on trusted professionals erodes an individual’s ability to evaluate advice or resist coercion, even while legal capacity nominally remains intact.

Jeffrey Haber
Apr 63 min read


Enforcement News: SEC Commences Enforcement Action Against Promoters of a Ponzi Scheme Involving Unregistered Securities
A Ponzi scheme is intended to give investors the false impression that their investment is profitable. In a Ponzi scheme, the fraudster/promoter pays early investors with money that the investor believes is the return on his/her/its investment. In actuality, the money used to pay the investor comes from the investor’s own principal investment dollars or the pooled investment dollars of subsequent investors.

Jeffrey Haber
May 12, 20255 min read


Founder of PureChoice on Trial for Federal Fraud Charges
By Jeffrey M. Haber Bryan Reichel, founder of PureChoice — deceptive or duped? Business lawsuits involving accusations of fraud can be complicated and confusing. It is sometimes difficult to decipher who is lying and who is telling the truth. On the one hand, there is a successful CEO, who is alleged to have committed fraud to develop or maintain a lavish lifestyle. While, on the other hand, there is an accuser who stands to gain money and power by overthrowing the existing k

Jeffrey Haber
Oct 20, 20163 min read
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