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How Can Securities Lawyers Be Better Prepared To Work With Diminished Capacity and Assess Financial Capacity?

According to FINRA’s estimates, for the next 15 years, an average of 10,000 Americans will turn 65. Those of us who work with the elderly regularly, need to be attuned to deciding whether our clients have the capacity to make decisions regarding their financial affairs? All lawyers, be it in…

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How Financial Advisors Can Better Protect Elderly Investors

According to FINRA’s estimates, the elderly lose approximately $ 2.9 billion every year due to fraud. To protect vulnerable elderly investors from financial abuse, FINRA had approved a rule in 2015 that enables investment firms to put temporary holds on fund disbursement and securities transactions, and notify a designated trusted…

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Jenice L. Malecki Moderated A Panel Today at PIABA

Ms. Jenice Malecki was a moderator today at Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association’s (PIABA) panel on ‘The Danger of Diminished Capacity, Ethics as a Broker and for the Lawyer.’ The seminar discussed what diminished capacity is, important studies on dealing with clients with diminished capacity as financial advisors and lawyers,…

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