Other Penalties and Liabilities
Chapters in this video
- 0:00 Strict liability and the civil recovery formula
- 1:53 Joint and several liability: who else is on the hook
- 3:11 Civil statute of limitations: the absolute three-year trap
- 4:02 Rescission offers and the silence forfeiture trap
- 5:21 Consent to service of process: Adam cannot hide
- 6:13 Criminal penalties and the 5-5-3 memory aid
- 8:17 Three parallel enforcement tracks
- 9:25 Rapid-fire exam recap
What this video covers
- The civil recovery formula under rescission: consideration paid plus interest, costs, and reasonable attorney's fees minus income received, and why damages apply when the buyer no longer owns the security
- Who shares joint and several liability with the primary violator, including controlling persons, partners, officers, directors, and employees or broker-dealers who materially aided the conduct
- The civil statute of limitations: two years from discovery versus three years from sale, with the three-year deadline as the absolute cutoff
- How a timely written rescission offer works, what it includes and excludes, and why silence within 30 days forfeits the investor's right to sue
- The purpose and irrevocable nature of consent to service of process, and why the state administrator can receive legal papers on a registrant's behalf
- The 5-5-3 criminal penalty memory aid: five years to bring charges, $5,000 maximum fine, three years maximum imprisonment, and the definition of willful violation
- The three parallel enforcement tracks (administrative, civil, and criminal) and why the administrator refers criminal cases rather than prosecuting them
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