Securities and Exchange Commission v. Weed et al

  1. June 25, 2018

    Atty Barred From Penny Stocks For Part In Sports Ticket Fraud

    The legal fallout from a pump-and-dump scheme centered on a struggling sports-ticket broker came to a close in Massachusetts on Monday with a final judgment against the California attorney convicted of putting the plan to paper.

  2. June 14, 2018

    SEC Wants Atty-Turned-Fraudster Banned From Penny Stocks

    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday asked a federal judge in Massachusetts to ban a California attorney from dabbling in penny stocks or leading a public company after a jury convicted him of securities fraud in 2016 and he lost the parallel civil case last month.

  3. May 25, 2018

    Atty Can't Relitigate Criminal Trial In SEC Stock Scam Suit

    A Massachusetts federal judge said Friday that he granted the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission summary judgment against an attorney convicted in a $3 million pump-and-dump scheme involving publicly traded shares of a now-shuttered sports ticket broker, rejecting the attorney's claim that the criminal trial was unfair.

  4. October 05, 2016

    Ticket Broker Stock Fraudsters Get Nod On SEC Settlement

    A Massachusetts federal judge has approved a $2.8 million settlement by two men seeking to quell U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission claims that they conspired with a California lawyer to obtain free stock in a struggling sports ticket broker and sell it to investors.

  5. May 17, 2016

    Calif. Atty Found Guilty In $3M Ticket Broker Stock Fraud

    A California securities lawyer was convicted in Massachusetts federal court Monday for his part in a $3 million pump-and-dump scheme that allowed his co-conspirators to obtain free stock in a struggling sports ticket broker and sell it to unwitting investors.

  6. December 09, 2014

    Calif. Atty Indicted In $3M Ticket Broker Stock Fraud

    A California attorney who allegedly facilitated a $3 million pump-and-dump scheme that duped investors into buying the stock of a struggling sports ticket broker has been indicted in Massachusetts federal court, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said Tuesday.