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Suppose the prospectus contains false or misleading information?

You have rights to recover your money from the issuing company, its controlling persons and the underwriters. However, you will want to consult with an attorney quickly to protect your rights.

Under some circumstances the attorney may be able to represent you and other persons who have also been defrauded in a "class action".


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