Commodities manipulation occurs in various ways, and the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) has been put in place to prohibit the manipulation of prices, commodities, and potential contracts. However, that does not mean that commodity manipulation doesn’t still occur. Some forms of manipulation are:
Since the Commodity Exchange Act was enacted to regulate commodities and futures trading in the United States, it’s mainly responsible for regulating agriculture, global markets, energy, technology, and environmental markets. There are many ways the Commodity Exchange Act can be violated:
If you want to claim damages due to violations of the Commodity Exchange Act, you could initiate reparation proceedings. During this process, you’ll acknowledge and address any wrongdoings you suspect have occurred in violation of the CEA. You could be eligible for compensation if your consumer rights have been violated under the Commodity Exchange Act.
If you’ve been negatively affected by commodities manipulation, the last thing you want to do is face going to trial alone or at all. With Mizrahi Kroub, you can rest assured knowing that you’ll rarely be asked to go to trial and will be kept out of the nitty gritty of resolving your case.
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