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Litigation & Arbitration
Reverse Mortgages: Recent Lawsuits
Raise Concerns Over Mortgagor Conduct
November 17, 2011
Wittenberg Law represents clients in litigation and arbitration forums throughout California and the country. Wittenberg Law only accepts representation on matters in which it strongly believes. Wittenberg Law takes a partner approach, rather than a client approach, to all client matters and, therefore, gains a competitive edge over other law firms who approach the practice of law as a client-based model.
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Institutional Investors
48% of Middle Income Baby Boomers Are Not Comfortable Making Investment Decisions
November 17, 2011
Institutional investors require sophisticated legal representation on all matters relating to their securities operations. Wittenberg Law offers the sophistication of the large law firms, together with a favorable fee structure and partner-level attentiveness. Institutional investors seeking skilled, efficient legal counsel, are well advised to contact Wittenberg Law to inquire into possible engagements.
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Individual Investors
Philadelphia-based Investment Adviser
Charged with Fraud
November 17, 2011
Business people, teachers, government employees, doctors, lawyers, engineers, fathers and mother, grandfathers and grandmothers, etc., are most in need of conflict-free investment counsel. Broker-dealers and your financial advisers do not typically place your interests ahead of their own, even though they tell you to trust them. Contact Wittenberg Law to inquire about how we can help protect your investments.
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Retirees & Caregivers
Protect Yourself - Aging can be dangerous
to Your Investments
November 17, 2011
Years of handling your own finances and investments sharpen the ability to make sound decisions. But failing to prepare for the day when growing older hampers your judgment can be costly at an age when more is at stake. Seniors older than 65 hold about $18 trillion in assets, according to government data, or about a third of all U.S. net worth.

