Spong v. Fidelity National Property & Casualty Insurance Co.

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• finding false account statements depicting trading profits material because they impacted investor's decisions to invest, remain invested, or make additional investments
• “The same intentional or reckless misappropriations, misrepresentations, and omissions of material fact . . . violate section 4o(1)(A)-(B) of the Act.”
• granting summary judgment to CFTC against CPO

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