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Martin Act

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Martin Act
Legislation in New York State that, as amended, gives the New York Attorney General wide power and discretion in investigating financial fraud. The Martin Act allows the Attorney General to question brokers and other interested parties without first specifying whether he/she intends to pursue criminal charges or file a civil suit. The Attorney General does not need to show whether the person(s) being charged under the Act intended to commit misconduct.


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Although the Martin Act is almost 90 years old, we believe this is the first time that an Attorney General is attempting to use this law to assert claims against an accounting firm, rather than the company that took the alleged actions.
Although the Martin Act is almost 90 years old, we believe this is the first time that an Attorney General is attempting to use this law to assert claims against an accounting firm, rather than the company that took the alleged actions.
The developers denied any harassment, lack of disclosure or other violations of the Martin Act, a business law that governs condo conversions.
 
 
 
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