Securities law attorney Christopher Bebel, of Houston, Texas, has served as a prosecutor for both the SEC and NASD (n/k/a FINRA), and is now dedicated to assisting individuals who are involved in disputes . His legal interpretation and analysis has been highlighted on NBC's Today Show and CBS's The Early Show, as well as the following:
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- National Public Radio's Morning Edition
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- CBS Marketwatch
- The Street.com
- MSNBC
- Forbes.com
- BBC Online
- BBC Radio
- CBS Radio
- Bloomberg Radio
- Many other media outlets
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In addition to this impressive list of credentials, Mr. Bebel has served on NASD subcommittee that set the standards for brokerage firm conduct and sanctions for misconduct, and his impressive win in U.S. v. O'Hagan changed the securities law curriculum forever. When you need an experienced securities law lawyer, contact the law firm of Christopher Bebel, Esq. P.C., located in Houston, Texas, for a free initial consultation.
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