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SEC Resolves Long-Standing Questions About Its Cease-and-Desist Remedy

Securities Regulation & Law Report (BNA), Vol. 33, No. 29

July 30, 2001

Mitchell E. Herr- Miami

Holland & Knight attorney Mitchell E. Herr authored, “SEC Resolves Long-Standing Questions About Its Cease-and-Desit Remedy," featured in The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. issue of Securities Regulation and Law.

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