Silver Law Investigates The Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. And Stelco Merger
Silver Law Group is currently investigating potential claims of investors receiving stock related to the recent merger of Cleveland-Cliffs, Inc. and Canadian company Stelco. If you suffered losses after investing, contact Silver Law Group to discuss your options. You may be eligible to recover your losses. Continue reading ›
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On Sunday, February 16, 2025, Almir Ocanto, a Venezuelan national, was found dead in Broward County. He was wanted in connection with multiple warrants related to financial fraud and scams perpetrated primarily online. Silver Law Group represents victims who were defrauded by Ocanto.
Aaron A. Wagner, a former college football player, social media financial influencer, and entrepreneur, has been arrested in Utah for misappropriating investor funds. The Department of Justice’s complaint described wire fraud in which Wagner diverted investor funds intended for a restaurant investment and used them to purchase a private plane. He was arrested on October 24th, 2024, for wire fraud and is being held in a jail in Salt Lake City.
Silver Law Group is investigating B Riley’s recommendation that investors purchase shares of Franchise Group as late as 2023.
Silver Law Group is representing investors in Franchise Group, Inc (FRG) through B Riley Wealth Management based on investor allegations that B Riley failed to disclose known negative information about FRG and conflicts of interest between FRG principal Brian Kahn and B Riley’s CEO.
The SEC recently released a new investor alert detailing ways that investors can be lured into new frauds involving crypto assets with both new and old techniques. Online scams are still the predominant method. But the addition of AI adds a false sense of believability that can make even tech-savvy individuals vulnerable.
Forensic financial research group Hindenburg Research has just published a
Silver Law Group represents Northstar Financial Services (Bermuda) investors on a contingency fee basis in claims to recover their investment losses. Brokers allegedly sold Northstar Bermuda to investors as a low risk alternative to CDs that protected their principal and guaranteed income. But the company is now in liquidation, leaving investors unable to access their funds.