United States Securities & Exchange Commission v. Church Extension of the Church of God, Inc.
District Court, S.D. Indiana
1Opinion of the Court
ENTRY ON EQUITABLE RELIEF AND CIVIL PENALTIES
HAMILTON, District Judge.
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed this civil enforcement action against Church Extension of the Church of God, Inc. (“CEG”), CEG’s wholly owned subsidiary United Management Services, Inc. (“UMS”), J. Perry Grubbs, and S. Louis Jackson. Grubbs had been the CEO of CEG for many years, and Jackson had been the president of UMS for several years. The SEC alleged that the defendants had committed violations of securities law by fraudulently and negligently misleading investors who purchased investment notes from CEG…
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