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What happens when the system designed to police Wall Street breaks down entirely? Co-hosts Nick Morgan and Tom Zaccaro welcome veteran trial counsel Bob Knuts to expose a stunning breakdown in administrative justice. They dissect the case of Lek Securities Corporation, which was left trapped in regulatory limbo for a staggering ten years waiting for an SEC appeal decision. Discover the massive constitutional stakes, the denial of expert witnesses, and why private self-regulatory organizations are facing an unprecedented reckoning in federal court.
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