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"She was 13 going on 14, but if you look at her picture, she looked like she was ten or 11," he tells New Times. "What he did to her and how scared she was and how vulnerable she was, that was a really bad story." This could be my daughter, he thought. Fisten was working the case for Fort Lauderdale attorney Brad Edwards, who filed a lawsuit against Epstein in 2009 and worked on it for nearly a decade. Edwards faced down countersuits by both the billionaire financier and his most high-profile attorney, Alan Dershowitz, before finally winning a settlement for the Epstein survivors he represen...

When the Miami Herald series about Jeffrey Epstein called "Perversion of Justice" blew up on the cable TV stations, private eye Mike Fisten was happy to see some attention finally paid to the travesty he'd investigated for years. The former Miami-Dade homicide detective interviewed Epstein victim after Epstein victim, roughly 40 in all, for a civil lawsuit alleging that their rights had been violated in a 2008 plea deal that allowed the billionaire to skirt a lengthy prison sentence. Fisten thought his 30 years in law enforcement had left him emotionally invulnerable to such stories, but h...

(1) Washington, D.C.--(Newsfile Corp. - December 17, 2020) - The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Robinhood Financial LLC for repeated misstatements that failed to disclose the firm's receipt of payments from trading firms for routing customer orders to them, and with failing to satisfy its duty to seek the best reasonably available terms to execute customer orders. Robinhood agreed to pay $65 million to settle the charges. According to the SEC's order, between 2015 and late 2018, Robinhood made misleading statements and omissions in customer communications, including in FAQ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington D.C., Dec. 17, 2020 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Robinhood Financial LLC for repeated misstatements that failed to disclose the firm’s receipt of payments from trading firms for routing customer orders to them, and with failing to satisfy its duty to seek the best reasonably available terms to execute customer orders.  Robinhood agreed to pay $65 million to settle the charges. According to the SEC’s order, between 2015 and late 2018, Robinhood made misleading statements and omissions in customer communicatio...