San Diego-based Tri-National says it received a subpoena from the SEC on Friday and has responded to requests to produce documents and provide testimony. The subpoena cones on the heels of an investigation that began in January, according to the company.
Senior Care, which builds senior citizen housing in the western United States, tried to buy properties in Baja California, Mexico, earlier this year that were owned by Tri-National's Mexican subsidiaries.Tri-National says it terminated the transactions because Senior Care did not meet certain conditions.
The company says it was unaware of the SEC probe prior to entering into the agreements. Officials further say they didn't know that Senior Care's main counsel was a disbarred California attorney.
``Tri-National would never have considered entering into any business transactions with Senior Care,'' Tri-National said in the filing.
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