Hooshmand Law Group

Cheryl’Berna Adams has been a legal assistant at Hooshmand Law Group since August 2014. She has offered legal and administrative support to law firms, companies, and government agencies in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her practice encompasses litigation, bankruptcy, personal injury, asbestos, business, labor and employment, corporate, and intellectual property. In 2009, she received an ABA-Approved Paralegal Certificate from California State University, East Bay (formerly Cal State Hayward) and a BA in Communication with a minor in Women’s Studies from Saint Mary’s College of California in 2005. Cheryl’Berna reads books, writes poetry, and scrapbooks when she is not at work. Companies and people often make false representations about their business, which may impact stock prices. In some cases, these representations may be false or they may not provide full disclosure. In such situations, you could recover damages from the people responsible for the misrepresentation. Securities Act of 1933 is a federal statute that requires securities sold to the public to be registered with the SEC. This law mandates that investors have complete information about the seller and the stock being offered. Stock exchanges and trading are regulated by the 1934 Securities Act. Securities lawyers help clients navigate complex state and federal rules by educating them.

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