- Posted May 24, 2012
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CYBERSPACE SIGHTING: Warner Norcross launches blog
The attorneys and securities compliance consultants with the law firm of Warner, Norcross, & Judd LLP have launched a blog for broker-dealers, investment advisers and private investment funds.
The new blog, Compliance Corner, alerts clients and friends to current developments in federal, state and Financial Industry Regulation Authority, or FINRA, securities regulation, litigation and enforcement developments. Compliance Corner also provides compliance tips, legal summaries and information about best practices.
"Compliance Corner provides important updates from the Securities and Exchange Commission, FINRA, state securities regulators and other government agencies affecting our clients, often warranting prompt action," said Linda Paullin-Hebden, a partner who practices in the Southfield office.
"Our goal is to anticipate our clients' compliance questions and help ease the headaches that regulatory changes can cause. Our experienced attorneys and senior securities compliance consultants provide services to a wide range of clients subject to broker-dealer, investment adviser and private fund regulations. The blog serves as an additional resource to communicate important changes."
To read or subscribe to the blog, go to http://compliancecorner.wnj.com/ .
Warner's Broker-Dealer and Investment Adviser Practice Group is the largest in the state and among the largest in the Midwest. Warner's securities attorneys have experience representing broker-dealers, investment advisers and private investment fund advisers of all sizes through the complete spectrum of securities regulation, litigation and enforcement issues. The group's experience includes formations, policies and procedures, contracts, compliance testing, mock audits, employment-related issues, acquisitions, sales and wind-ups.
Published: Thu, May 24, 2012
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