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Mr. Pearce has tried, arbitrated & mediated numerous disputes involving complex securities, commodities, administrative, contract, commercial, business tort and employment law issues. He has represented thousands of clients in Federal and State courts (trial and appellate) as well as administrative, arbitration and mediation proceedings before the SEC, Commodities Futures Trading Commission ("CFTC"),Florida Division of Securities & Investor Protection ("FDS"), National Associatio of Securities Dealers Regulation, Inc.("NASDR"),New York Stock Exchange,Inc.("NYSE") and/or National Futures Association("NFA").
Mr.Pearce is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator and a mediator in the NASDR Mediation Program. He is also available to act as a private judge or arbitrator in mini - trials and arbitration proceedings, respectively.
The firm has offices in Palm Beach County with the principal office in Boca Raton, Florida.
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Double L, return the turtle to its home. It is Bad Karma to eat a turtle.
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Christ, no wonder my mojo is all screwed up. Endangered sea turtle and cobra soup use to be a delicacy is Southern China. (-; Cheers
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orange box entertainment was once archetype. supposedly name changed, not back in april. they were still hiring. (these are holdings of media magic)
Archetype Entertainment Location: Hollywood, California Posted: April 1, 2005 Seeking interns to provide direct assistance to sound supervisors and sound editors. Duties range from field recording and mastering, sound library management, foley recording/editing, general facilities maintenance, and occasional runs. Must have skills in ProTools, MacOS, and basic to advanced sound editorial for picture. Field recording experience a plus. Must have organization, communication and self-management skills. Internship is unpaid. Send résumé and cover letter to Archetype Entertainment, John Marquis, Feature Sound Production, 6565 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, California 90028 or 323.462.8940.
no further leads at this time, but phone # may be helpfull
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Robert Wayne Pearce Member Robert Wayne Pearce, P.A. 1499 West Palmetto Park Road, Suite 300 Boca Raton, Florida 33486 (Palm Beach Co.) Telephone: 561-338-0037; 1-800-732-2889
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We might be able to find a signature on the Merrill Lynch case.....see my previous post a few back. Just need to find the filings...........
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CONTACT: Michael Biagiotti, +1-561-620-8788, for Law Offices of Robert Wayne Pearce
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Merrill Lynch Found Guilty of Intentional Misconduct With Regard to Analysts' Stock Ratings - Merrill Lynch Ordered to Pay More Than $1 Million Including Punitive Damages -
BOCA RATON, Fla., Feb. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. (Merrill Lynch) has been ordered by an arbitration panel of the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. (NASD) to pay more than $1 million to Gary and Lisa Friedman, including punitive damages, on the Friedmans' claim that Merrill Lynch hid conflicts of interest and issued fraudulent analyst reports and ratings in order to boost the firm's investment banking revenue.
According to the award, the arbitration panel found "clear and convincing evidence" that Merrill Lynch was "guilty of intentional misconduct in that they had actual knowledge that many of the companies for which they were issuing and/or maintaining ratings of 1, 2 or 3 during the relevant period of time were, in reality, overvalued by this rating system." Further the panel found that Merrill Lynch manager, "knowingly condoned, ratified and consented to the conduct of its employees."
The Friedmans were represented by Boca Raton, Florida securities attorney Robert W. Pearce who argued that all of Merrill Lynch's research analysts were conflicted by the firm's flawed business model.
The Friedmans, who did not own any of the securities identified in New York Attorney General Elliott Spitzer's investigation or the global settlement reached with Wall Street firms in 2003 (see endnote for list of securities in the Friedmans' portfolio), received a seven-figure award with Mr. Pearce's assistance.
"The Merrill Lynch fraud was not limited to its Internet sector research analysts," said Pearce. "It was clear that Merrill Lynch used all of its analysts, securities reports and ratings as marketing vehicles to bolster its investment banking business."
This ruling also represents one of few cases in which punitive damages have been awarded in any analyst case and is one of the rare instances in which a $1 million+ award has been issued.
"This is the largest punitive damage award we have seen in a research analyst case and has significant findings of fact," said Rick Ryder, publisher of Securities Arbitration Commentator, Maplewood, NJ, which tracks awards in the securities industry. "This case will provide encouragement to investors who have filed similar claims to pursue them. It also creates a path for others to follow regarding how to prepare and present a compelling research analyst case."
Pearce stipulated this was a pure Merrill Lynch research analyst conflict- of-interest case and that there were no other issues involved.
"The fact that part of Merrill Lynch analysts' compensation was based upon the performance of the investment banking division is a blatant conflict of interest that was never disclosed to clients," said Pearce. "Individual investors across the country lost billions of dollars because Merrill Lynch and other firms used analysts to pad their own pockets and benefit their investment banking clients instead of their retail clients."
Robert Wayne Pearce of the Law Offices of Robert Wayne Pearce in Boca Raton, FL has specialized in securities litigation and arbitration matters for 25 years. He represents investors, brokers and others in court, arbitration and administrative proceedings before the SEC, CFTC, NASD, NYSE and other government regulatory agencies.
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December 11, 2003/Clearwater, FL/Bidville, Inc. (OTCBB: AREP), f/k/a American Recreational Enterprises, Inc., announced today it has finalized its Share Exchange Agreement with No Bidding, Inc., a New Jersey corporation (d/b/a Bidville) with No Bidding, Inc. shareholder approval. The transaction completes the acquisition of 100% of the outstanding shares of No Bidding, Inc. The Company is now fully reporting and compliant with all state and federal securities regulations and laws.
The transaction requires all officers and directors of the public company to resign. It provides for the appointment of the existing Bidville management team to their appropriate positions in the new company. No Bidding, Inc. will receive 20,000,000 shares for its interest in the company, representing 100% of all of the outstanding stock of No Bidding, thereby taking control of the trading company.
Gerald C. Parker, Michael Palandro, Robert W. Pearce, C. John Dewey and Edward Orlando were elected to serve on the Board of Directors of the Company (the "Board"). The Board subsequently appointed Gerald C. Parker as Chairman of the Board; Michael Palandro as President and Chief Executive Officer; and Robert W. Pearce as Secretary and Treasurer.
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quote:Originally posted by pcloadletter: That looks familiar....
yep just rehashing clues looking for the columbus connection, get the feeling its different guys but...
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If they were the same guy one half of them would have been disbarred and the other half jailed LOL
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quote:Originally posted by dishgal1: A pattern seems to be emerging.....
this is a repeating pattern throughout the OTCBB and the pinks.... after i became a subscriber to microcaptrade? i began to see the pattern emerge clearly....
mcrcptrd gives you a chart/quote montauge with news and filings posted immediately beneath the chart....
i kept asking myself why the price is running when they just announced 100% dilutions......
obviously i was looking at information that others don't have.....
BUT,
i was also seeing a lot of "groups" playing the picks, and seeing the stock appear on the SHO list..
and,
i was also seeing shares distributed as "consulting" fees
guess who the consultants are???????
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if you noticed his bio in royal palm, he has done some deelings in the middle east. still searching into this...
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from pinksheets..... this set of dates on this part of the spinout is new too..(to me anyway)
Dividends: Amount: Div: 1 restricted share of Homeland Productions Inc for each share held. Will not be quoted Ex. Pay Date: 2005-05-23 Record Date: 2005-05-09
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we can hire rather economically either a skip tracer or PI in both cities to simply obtain photos; pretty cheap, flat fee about $75-100 each city...or if theres' three...still, cheap
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Dividends: Amount: Div: 1 restricted share of Homeland Productions Inc for each share held. Will not be quoted Ex. Pay Date: 2005-05-23 Record Date: 2005-05-09
Glass, I believe that is not new, I saw it in a much earlier PR....on yahoo.
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GLUV Corp. Announces Dividend of Homeland Productions, Inc. Shares to Shareholders Friday April 29, 2:53 pm ET
WEST POINT, Ga., April 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- GLUV Corp. (Pink Sheets: GLVP - News) today announced that shareholders of record on May 9, 2005 at 5:00 PM EDT will receive a dividend of one common share of Homeland Productions, Inc. for each common share of GLUV Corp. owned at that time. Homeland Productions, Inc. is a private Georgia Corporation that owns all of the assets formerly held by GLUV Corp., consisting primarily of video production operations. Additionally, Homeland Productions, Inc. owns Bisconte Leather Corporation, a Tennessee Corporation, which owns certain intellectual property relating to, and rights to market, certain leather products.
Homeland Productions, Inc. will be debt free after the dividend. GLUV Corp.'s current debt (in excess of $320,000) will remain an obligation of the remaining non-operational GLUV Corp.
Homeland Productions, Inc. will be based in Birmingham, AL and James Shepherd will serve as its President. According to Mr. Shepherd, "The opportunity to leave over $320,000 of existing debt behind, and operate in a debt free environment is a significant opportunity for the shareholders. It is my hope that over the next several years we can grow Homeland Productions, Inc. into a profitable public reporting company. We are currently involved in several very exciting projects which I will be discussing in greater detail in a forthcoming letter to shareholders." At the outset, Homeland Productions, Inc. shares will not be publicly traded.
After the dividend, the Lanier M. Davenport Sr. Family Trust, which is a major creditor and shareholder of GLUV Corp., will assume or arrange for payment of all the corporation's debts to creditors other than itself. It will then acquire however many shares it determines to be necessary so that minority shareholders will be eliminated through a reverse stock split (a conversion of outstanding debt to equity at the anticipated per share price could result in the issuance of more than 600,000,000 additional shares). On May 10, 2005, the corporation will do a reverse stock split in which one new share of GLUV Corp. will be issued for every 6,500,000 old shares. Fractional shares will not be issued. Instead, shareholders who would otherwise receive a fractional share will be paid the value of their shares. Since the corporation will have no assets or business, and substantial debt, it is anticipated that the value of the shares will be only nominal, but the corporation will value the old shares at $.0005 each for purposes of the repurchase.
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Ahhhh, it was still GLVP then, explains why it isn't there. I think I must have originally found this thru a yahoo search...gluv corp.
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conversion of outstanding debt to equity at the anticipated per share price could result in the issuance of more than 600,000,000 additional shares
Sounds like they were anticipating more than 33 mil wouldn't you say?
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