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The federal agency alleges the attorney and her husband manipulated share prices to inflate the public market value of stock they controlled.
May 01, 2018 at 04:03 PM
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a civil injunctive action against a Florida lawyer accused of investor fraud.
The federal agency alleged that attorney Diane J. Harrison and her husband, Michael J. Daniels, manipulated share prices to inflate the public market value of stock they controlled.
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