LaSalle Bank, N.A.

Have you been affected by LaSalle Bank's investment conversion?

On January 4, 1993, LaSalle (then known as LaSalle National Trust) transferred assets from its individually managed accounts and/or common trust funds into a new proprietary mutual fund called Rembrandt Funds. As a result of the investment conversion, the Fund was subjected to substantial fees and continuous expenses. These fees, in turn, were deducted from the fiduciary accounts of LaSalle's investors. Trust fund assets and the assets of other Fiduciary Accounts were used to provide an asset base for the Rembrandt Funds.

As a fiduciary account beneficiary and investor of LaSalle, Bank N.A., you may fall victim of the Bank's breach of fiduciary duties. Have you incurred any of the following:

• Higher fees and expenses than those previously applicable;
• Premature and unnecessary capital gains taxes; and
• Incompetent investment management.

You have a right to recover if this has happened to you or someone you know.

The Law Office of Ann Miller, LLC, an AV rated firm, has been highly successful with these claims. Each case is given individual attention to protect your rights. The firm's nationwide practice focuses on class actions, corporate, consumer, commercial and employment litigation.

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