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• February 03, 2026

  OCC's Ex-Chief Of Enforcement Joins Morgan Lewis In DC

  A former acting director of enforcement at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has joined Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP in the firm's financial regulatory and enforcement litigation and investment management practices in Washington, D.C., marking his first move into private practice following an extensive career in public service.

• February 03, 2026

  2nd Circ. Keeps Credit Suisse Collapse Suit Out Of US Courts

  The Second Circuit on Tuesday declined to revive a shareholder suit accusing Credit Suisse and related entities of misconduct leading up to the bank's collapse, holding that a New York judge was not wrong to find that the litigation is overwhelmingly tied to Switzerland.

• February 03, 2026

  Can OCC State Banking Law Preemption Survive The Courts?

  While two December proposals from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency seek to foreclose pending consumer litigation against national banks related to residential mortgage lending, it's unclear whether this aggressive approach will withstand judicial scrutiny under the U.S. Supreme Court's 2024 rulings in Cantero and Loper Bright, say attorneys at Davis Wright.

• February 03, 2026

  How Selig May Approach CFTC Agricultural Enforcement

  As the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission begins a new chapter under recently confirmed Chairman Michael Selig's leadership, a look back at the agency's actions in agricultural markets over the past six years sheds light on what may lie ahead for enforcement in the area, say attorneys at Latham.

• February 02, 2026

  NBA Star Says He Didn't Know Of Ex-Adviser's Self-Dealing

  Portland Trail Blazers star Jrue Holiday on Monday told a Manhattan federal jury that he didn't know that his former Morgan Stanley financial adviser was also on the other side of the NBA star's investment in a $10 million life insurance deal, saying it would have been a dealbreaker if he had known.

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