- Investment & Securities Fraud Lawyer

Investment fraud losses in the United States hit nearly $21 billion in 2025 alone, a 25% increase over the prior year, driven by increasingly sophisticated long-con schemes, AI-powered impersonation, and a global criminal infrastructure that specifically targets retirees and senior investors. The scams are not random. They are engineered, te...

Investors who worked with broker John Palma at Spartan Capital Securities or SW Financial are now confronting serious questions about their accounts. In March 2025, FINRA barred Mr. Palma from the securities industry after he allegedly failed to provide information and documents requested during a regulatory inquiry. That action arrived agai...

On May 7, 2026, the Securities and Exchange Commission filed charges against two firms and six individuals for allegedly running a series of fictitious high-yield investment programs that raised more than $26 million from at least 31 investors. According to the SEC’s litigation release, the scheme involved false promises of guaranteed returns, funds that wer...

Anthropic, one of the most valuable private companies in the world with a reported valuation exceeding $900 billion, has taken the uncommon step of publicly identifying platforms it alleges are selling its shares without authorization. The company’s updated Transparency Hub states that it “has not authorized anyone to make a public market in Anthropi...

Meyer Wilson Werning principal attorney Courtney Werning recently appeared as a featured guest on NightSide with Dan Rea, broadcast on WBZ — Boston’s News Radio, to discuss the growing threat of cryptocurrency and AI-enabled investment fraud targeting American seniors. The conversation covered how these sche...