The American economy has been rocked by recent scandals, involving some of our nation's largest companies. Too often in these situations, the individual shareholders are left to bear the brunt of the financial devastation. Our country's aging population which has invested deeply in these publicly held corporations, experiences the most profound losses.

As our nation considers the impact of these scandals on its older citizens and approaches a time when the "Baby Boom" generation prepares to retire, the public demands - and is entitled to - a market that can be relied on for integrity. Zimmerman Reed has an established tradition of representing investors who have been harmed by corporate executives who put their personal interests ahead of those of the company they operate and of the investing public who are trusting in the integrity of the market.