The high-profile unraveling of Bernard Madoff?s $50 billion Ponzi scheme will likely lead to significant policy and practice changes by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), as well as litigation filed by investors against those who potentially failed to do their due diligence on Madoff?s funds. Additionally, securities litigation attorneys note that the financial crisis led to an uptick in securities lawsuits in 2008 agains...
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