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Banking - August, 2018

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• Loan Servicer Sues McCabe Weisberg For Lost Foreclosure
• Sustained Overdraft Fees Aren't Interest, Bank Tells 1st Circ.
• $3.5B Forex Deal Was Legit, Ex-HSBC Exec Tells 2nd Circ.
• Visa Sidesteps Texas Antitrust Suit Over Credit Card Transfers
• New Pass-Through Deduction Will Pass Over Many Lawyers
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• How Reckless Judicial Impeachments Threaten Rule Of Law
• Manafort Ally Sam Patten Cops To Foreign Agent Count
• Judging A Book: Fogel Reviews 'Good Judgment'
• SEC's Post-Lucia Case Rehearings Largely For Show
• NY AG Seeks Clarity After CFPB's Exit From Legal Funder Suit
• Judge Denies Redo Motions By Convicted Wilmington Execs
• Rakoff Won't Rethink Objector Attys' Fee Bid In Petrobras Deal
• Sens. Urge Agencies To Address Year-End Spending 'Binges'
• Applebee's Franchisee Cites Progress On Ch. 11 Lender Deal
• Fed, FDIC Give 5 Firms More Time To Submit 'Living Wills'
• Pacific Drilling Financing Provisions Pared As Bonuses OK'd
• Bank Sues Miramax, Open Road For $14.6M Over Depp Film
• 3 Things You Need To Know About NY's Latest Cyber Regs
• Private Equity Co. Commits $50M To Blockchain Businesses
• 10 Ways To Prevent E-Discovery Woes
• What Banks Should Know About 'Fiserv' Data Breach Risk
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Wells Fargo Biased Hiring Suit
• Indian Bank Can Depose Ex-Exec Of Modi's US Jewelry Cos.
• Investment Firms Sue US Bank Over RMBS Trust Losses
• Facebook Wants Fraud Suits Moved As Firms Angle For Lead
• Proskauer To Pay $63M To Settle Stanford Ponzi Case
• Singapore, Dubai Regulators Forge Pact To Support Fintech
• BNP Paribas Fined $90M Over Alleged ISDAfix Rigging
• WilmerHale Partner, Industry Vet Bring CFTC To Full Capacity
• 'World Computer' Project Raises $102M In VC Funding
• Canadian Man Gets 5-Year Term Over $10M Tax Scheme
• Big Banks Get Agency Bond-Fixing Suit Tossed
• High Court Hears Banker Not Liable For Boss' Bogus Email
• Wilson Sonsini Nabs Veteran Hogan Lovells Corporate Atty
• Cos. Must Prepare For Toughening Russia Sanctions
• Browns Player Cops To Insider Trading After Charges
• Why Courts Should Apply Escobar In Criminal Cases
• Mayer Brown Adds London Finance Partner From Fried Frank
• OCC Seeks Input On Lending Regs For Underserved Areas
• Sessions Aide Confirmed To Lead DOJ Civil Division
• DOL To Reconsider Denial Of Benefits To Ex-Bank Workers
• Investors Seek $63M Atty Fees In Deutsche, HSBC Libor Deals
• Wendy's Wants Negligence Claims Axed In Data Breach Suit
• 2nd Circ. Judge Casts Doubt On Goldman Appeal In Bias Suit
• Manafort's DC Defense Gets Partial One-Week Reprieve
• Weil, Simpson Thacher Steer PJT's $165M Advisory Firm Buy
• Compass Bank Blasts Class Cert. Bid In TCPA Dispute
• Objector Loses Lead Plaintiff Challenge In Credit Suisse Suit
• How Blockchain Use Can Block Competition
• 4 Key Components To New Firm Partnership Agreements
• US Cos. Culpable In $2B Indian Bank Fraud, Examiner Says
• NRA, With ACLU Backing, Fights Bid To Ax Discrimination Suit
• CFPB Student Loan Ombudsman Resigns, Blasts Mulvaney
• Puerto Rico Board Opposes Construction Wage Increase
• Appeals Rights Dispute Nearly Derails Fraudster's Plea Deal
• Legg Mason To Pay SEC $34.5M Over Libyan Bribery Claims
• Military Lending Protections Must Be Maintained, Groups Say
• Lithium-Ion Battery Maker Powers Up Growing IPO Pipeline
• Open The Federal Courthouses
• Good News For Banks Organized As Pass-Through Entities
• Assessing 'Concreteness' Under Spokeo In Northern Illinois
• 5 E-Discovery Hurdles For Government Agencies
• CFPB's 'Bad Faith' Merits $1.2M Atty Fees, Law Firm Says
• CFPB Gets Door Opened To 2nd Circ. Look At Constitutionality
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• SEC To Reconsider Staff's Rejection Of 9 Bitcoin ETFs
• Data Trafficker Gets 6 Years In $31M Hacking Scheme
• Banco Popular Investors Target Spain Over Bank's Demise
• Tanesco Can't Nix $148M Award To Standard Chartered
• Blank-Check Co. Megalith Prices $150M IPO For Fintech Buy
• 5 Keys To A Successful IPO Roadshow
• Capital One Denied Quick Win In $34M NY Taxi Medallion Suit
• Morgan Stanley Says Calif. AG Trashed Evidence In FCA Row
• Banc Of Calif. Beats Shareholder's Suit Over Galanis Ties
• Ex-Goldman Trader In UK Can Be Deposed For Forex Case
• 8th Circ. OKs FHFA's Fannie And Freddie 'Net Worth Sweeps'
• CFTC Prevails In Cryptocurrency Fraud Enforcement Action
• NY Regulator Updates Guidance On Bias In Auto Lending
• Davis Wright Adds Ex-WilmerHale Financial Services Pro In DC
• Puerto Rico Creditors Move To Halt Gov't Bank Restructuring
• TerraForm Global Wants Option To Terminate $57M Settlement
• Brexit: Bracing For A No-Deal Scenario
• Del. Series LLC Changes Bring Clarity For Secured Lenders
• Could Diversity Pledge Lead To Unintended Consequences?
• Loan Lead Co. Founder Wins $52M At Trial Over Takeover
• SEC Rejects 9 Proposed Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds
• Software Exec Must Face Spoofing Charges For Use Of Tech
• Cohen Plea Reflects High Bar For Cooperators
• Trump An 'Unindicted Co-Conspirator'? Not To Ex-Prosecutors
• Ex-Bank Exec Cops To Venezuelan Money Laundering Scheme
• Wells Fargo Gets Initial OK On $30M Post-Loan Interest Deal
• Momentive Interest Trial Opens With Quizzing Of Rate Expert
• Investors' 'Assumption' Not Enough For Fraud Suit, Bank Says
• After His Conviction, Prosecutors Aren't Done With Manafort
• Ga. City Says Carveout Is Bid To Create Whiter City
• Ex-Congressional Aide Gets Time Served In Fraud Suit
• Chase Says Landry's Atty Can't Be A Witness In $20M Suit
• Ex-Barclays Forex Chief Can't Dodge HP Fraud Charges
• Fed Officials See Danger In Rising Trade Tensions
• States May Escheat IRAs But Who Gets The Tax Bill?
• Investors Reach $10M Deal With Citigroup Over Forex Rigging
• Winner's Playbook: Behind The Scenes Of China Ag V. Resh
• Policing Bad Claims In Consolidated Litigation: Part 2
• Realtors Charged With Defrauding Lenders In Kickback Case
• Puerto Rico Board Blames Short-Sighted Fixes For Debt Crisis
• 17 AGs Say HUD Shouldn't Change Disparate Impact Rule
• Troutman Sanders Adds Hogan Lovells Finance Specialist
• FHFA Chief Wanted Sexual Favors For Pay Hike, Official Says
• Ex-Lehman Worker's Retaliation Suit 1 Day Late: 1st Circ.
• Manafort Found Guilty On Tax And Bank Fraud Charges
• Signature Bank Loans $113M For Manhattan Properties
• BofA Escapes Investment Adviser's Antitrust Suit
• Policing Bad Claims In Consolidated Litigation: Part 1
• Booz Allen Wins $1B DHS Cybersecurity Contract
• ADR Holders Seek Initial OK On $15M Deal With Citigroup
• Ex-Trump Atty Cohen Pleads Guilty To Tax, Campaign Charges
• Manafort Jury Isn't Allowed Hung Option, For Now
• Financial Services Atty Joins Dykema In Chicago
• DLA Piper Lands Corporate Law Pro In Mexico City
• 'High Availability' — A Key Term In Law Firm IT Strategy
• GOP Sens. Press Fed To Pare Regs For Less Risky Banks
• Brink's Gets Ax Of FCA Suit Alleging Penny-Swapping Scheme
• Ex-Congressional Aide Says Trump Tweets Moot Sentence
• Chancery Class Says 'Phantom' Rights Benefited Ebix CEO
• Pacific Drilling Says Majority Shareholder OK'd Ch. 11 Plan
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG, Standard Chartered, Hess
• Banco Bradesco Investors Seek Cert. In Bribery Suit
• Merrill Lynch Pays SEC $8.9M Over Conflict Of Interest Claims
• FINRA Fines Interactive Brokers $5.5 Million For Violations
• The 'Post-Fact' Jury In The 'Fake News' Era
• DOJ's New Policy On FCA Dismissals Highlights Circuit Split
• Manafort Judge Talks Threats In Not Releasing Jurors' Names
• Cooley Adds Ex-Boies Schiller Trial Partner In NY
• Nissan '0% Financing' Suit Tossed For Lack Of State Claim
• Don't Send CFPB Queries To OMB, Mulvaney Tells Dems
• US Takes Ex-HSBC Trader's Extradition Win To Top UK Court
• CashCall Ruling Creates Legal Uncertainty For Calif. Lenders
• Class Counsel In $2B Forex Deal Awarded $22M In Expenses
• Dutch National Gets 17 Years For $2.5M Investment Schemes
• 7th Circ. Backs Officers Of Defunct Bank Co. On $76M Refund
• Half-Built Fla. Resort's $39M Sale Gets Court Approval
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Madoff 'Feeder Fund' Class Action
• Judging A Book: Lipez Reviews 'Last Great Colonial Lawyer'
• How FIRRMA Will Change National Security Reviews: Part 2
• Judge's Wild Order Threatens To Make Warring Attys Kiss
• Legal Funder Wants Fraud Suit Stayed After CFPB Ruling
• Judge Won't Rethink Trim Of Foreclosure Services FCA Case
• Kessler Topaz, Quinn Emanuel To Lead Volatility Index MDL
• Will Law Schools Start Counting 'Generation ADA'?
• Ambac Sues Deutsche Bank Over $900M RMBS Trust Losses
• Chancery Points To Contract In $167M Amur Finance Default
• Rakoff Shaves Objector Atty's Fee Bid In $3B Petrobras Deal
• Trump Taps Sidley Austin Partner For San Francisco US Atty
• Wells Fargo Gets Immigrant Lending Bias Suit Trimmed
• USDA Must Face Tribe Member's Contract Suit: Fed. Circ.
• Citigroup To Pay SEC $10M Over Faulty Loans, Trader Woes
• BofA Customers Win Final OK For $1.8M FCRA Settlement
• German Fintech Firm Deposit Solutions Scores $100M
• Senate Dems Blast CFPB Plan To Halt Military Lending Exams
• JPMorgan Lends $138M For Miami Condo Tower Project
• How FIRRMA Will Change National Security Reviews: Part 1
• A Chat With Ogletree Knowledge Chief Patrick DiDomenico
• In Closing, Manafort Defense Says Gov't Is 'Desperate'
• Appeals Court Stops Contempt Proceedings Against 2 Attys
• FTC's $1.3B Loan Row Win Used 'Red Herring,' 9th Circ. Told
• Bear Stearns Bankruptcy Suit Win Upheld By District Court
• BofA Seeks High Court Review Of 9th Circ. Preemption Ruling
• Dominican Man Gets 5 Years For Impersonating SEC Brass
• Hausfeld, Susman Awarded $58.4M In Libor MDL Fees, Costs
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Convictions In NOVA Bank TARP Fraud Case
• Deutsche Bank To Pay $22M To Settle Workers' ERISA Suit
• AT&T Faces $224M Privacy Suit Over Cryptocurrency Theft
• Judges Can Demand Diversity In Rule 23(g) Applications
• How One Firm Moved The Needle On Disability Inclusion
• Calif. Privacy Law Isn't End Of The World, Lawmakers Told
• Investors Say PayPal Covered Up Data Breach Of Acquired Co.
• Cadwalader Guides Wells Fargo On $120M Loan To Vornado
• Bolivia Hit With Arbitration Bid Over Pension Fund Transfer
• Goldman Investors Win Cert. After 2nd Circ. Reversal
• Momentive, Noteholders Gear Up For Interest Revision Trial
• Legal Funder Can't Exit Fraud Suit After CFPB Ruling: NY AG
• SEC Bans Oil Exec Accused Of ICO Fraud From Penny Stocks
• RMBS Investors Can't Get Orders Tossed In Wells Fargo Suits
• RBS Finalizes $4.9B Financial Crisis Settlement With DOJ
• BNY Mellon Says Fed Law Bars Case Alleging Self-Dealing
• Euronext Hits Back At Wrongful Termination Lawsuit
• State Street, Shareholders Seek OK Of $4.9M Deal
• Nelson Mullins Adds Corporate Partner in Atlanta Office
• Manafort's Defense Rests Without Bringing Evidence
• Interview Essentials For Attorneys On The Move
• David Boies On How Dyslexia Shaped His Practice
• BigLaw's Mental Health Stigma Shows Signs Of Fading
• Banker Pushed $16M Manafort Loans Despite Risk, Jury Told
• Calif. High Court Says High-Interest Loans May Be Illegal
• Aralez Gets OK To Tap $5M DIP, Must Produce Budget Info
• Swiss Bank ZKB To Pay $98.5M For Role In US Tax Avoidance
• Hear It In England, UBS Says Of Bloomberg's Data Suit
• Insider Trading Tied To BofA Staffer Yields Another Guilty Plea
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, Diebold Nixdorf, Abraaj
• Dentons Grows In Latin America With New Chilean Office
• Rakoff Hits Ailing Cocoa Trader With 3 Years In $350M Fraud
• Wells Fargo Worker Lacked Proof Of Age Bias: 8th Circ.
• Deutsche Bank Gets Stay Of RMBS Indemnification Suit
• Man Gets 8 Years In Prison For Oil And Gas Scheme
• 7th Circ. Backs Safeguard Properties In Debt Collection Suit
• Lehman Judge Keeps Mortgage Suits In NY Bankruptcy Court
• Goldman Sachs Decision Raises Bank Failure Questions In UK
• Davis Polk Guides Sands China In $5.5B Note Offering
• Ex-JPMorgan Banker Gets 4 Years For Selling Customer Info
• Ex-State Street Exec's Post-Verdict Acquittal Bid Denied
• 'Come Loaded For Bear' Before Manafort Judge, Attys Say
• Split 3rd Circ. Backs CFPB On Probe Of Student Loan Co.
• What If The Auto Loan Securitization Market Crashes?
• Clerking For Ginsburg
• How The Legal Industry Lets Down Lawyers With Disabilities
• Gaining Access: Disabled Lawyers Share Their Stories
• Bank Exec Took 'Personal Interest' In $16M Manafort Loans
• Schwab Pushes Back On Banks' Latest Bid To Ax Libor Claims
• Business Groups Take Up Fight To Amend Calif. Privacy Law
• Insurers Ask 1st Circ. To Affirm UBS' $20M Coverage Loss
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-UBS Adviser Bilked Clients For Almost $4M, Feds Say
• Calif. Bank Prices $47.7M IPO On Low End Of Range
• Phony Payday Lender Must Cough Up $70M In Restitution
• Navient Ordered To Produce DOE Borrower Docs For CFPB
• Roger Stone Aide Held In Contempt For Dodging Mueller
• Feds Fight Ex-Barclays FX Trader's Bid To Toss HP Case
• Mt. Gox Traders Seek Default Win After Ex-CEO Doesn't Show
• JPMorgan's $3M Vehicle Repo Deal With Consumers Approved
• Monster Beats $8.9M Fees Suit From Investment Bank
• Ex-Municipal Credit Union CEO Discussing Plea In Fraud Case
• Fox Rothschild Nabs Montgomery McCracken Litigator
• Investors Want Affiliate-Bank Claims To Stay In Libor MDL
• 2nd Circ. Adds To Authority On Securities Law Preclusion
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 3 Surprises
• NY Cyber Rules: Preparing For The September Deadline
• What Cos. Must Know About The Return Of Iran Sanctions
• Visa, MasterCard Take Swipe Fees Battle To UK's Top Court
• In Manafort Trial: 5 Witnesses, 2 Banks And An Airbnb
• Special Master To Reopen $4M State Street Fee Probe
• Man In Tribal-Linked Payday Lending Scheme Gets 3 Years
• 2nd Circ. Says FARC Victim Can't Get JPMorgan-Blocked EFTs
• Mass. AG Launches Probe Into LendingClub's Ad Practices
• Ex-IRS Worker Cops To Identity Theft In Refund Scheme
• Manafort Judge Says His Dressing-Down Of Feds Was Wrong
• GM Trust, Lenders Told To Resolve $1.5B Loan Row Quickly
• Mesa Air Group Leads 3 IPOs Raising $260M Combined
• How Taxpayers Are Taking To Tax Reform So Far
• 1st Circ. Hands Win To Puerto Rico In Bond Lien Dispute
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Managing Director Alleges Retaliation
• ERISA Class Actions After Epic Systems
• Tax Residence Means Physical Presence, UK Isles Say
• Clerking For Ginsburg: A Superhero Supreme
• AI In Lending: Key Challenges And Practical Considerations
• Manafort Wouldn't Have Noticed Embezzled Cash, Gates Says
• Bowles Rice, Title Insurer Set For Trial In $41M Contract Row
• 1st Circ. Opens Path For PREPA Bondholders' Receiver Bid
• Deutsche Bank RMBS Suit Should Not Get Cert., Judge Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Rockpoint, Schwartz Sladkus, Deutsche
• Borrowers Balk At Bid To Pause Suit Against Tribal Lender
• US Plans Sanctions On Russia Over Nerve Agent Attack
• SEC Told Proposed Broker Standards Fall Short
• Indian Bank Raises Fraud Concern In Samuels' Del. Ch. 11
• Online Tribal Lenders Hit With Va. Proposed Class Action
• CFPB, Payday Groups Again Denied Stay Of Payday Rule
• Junk Fax Class Certified In North American Bancard Suit
• Nine West Creditors Seek Lenders' Info On 2014 Takeover
• 2 Strikes And You're Out: The Litvak Saga Comes To An End
• SEC Delays Action On Cboe Proposal To List Bitcoin ETF
• 10th Circ. Says IRS Can Tap Into Tax Fraudster's USAA Funds
• Virginia Data Center Project Lands $214M Loan
• 9th Circ. Affirms Emirates Bank's Trade Secrets Trial Win
• Blockchains: A Better Tool For Supply Chain Management
• Foley Hoag Adds Ex-Ropes & Gray Finance Practice Head
• Wells Fargo Must Face Pa. Wiretap Suit Over Recorded Calls
• Fixing The 'Funk' Of Delinquent Loan Holders In Md.
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 RBG Lessons On Having It All
• JP Morgan Can't Duck FINRA Arbitration, 3rd Circ. Says
• Ex-ConvergEx Exec Could See No Jail Time After Plea
• AmEx Says Letter In Customer's FDCPA Suit Is The Real Deal
• In Manafort Trial: 'The Secret Life Of Rick Gates'
• US Bank Backs Sampling Ban In Royal Park RMBS Suit
• Sidley Nabs New Blockchain, Fintech Head From McDermott
• Fed Oversight Board Wins Power Fight With Puerto Rico Gov.
• Real Estate Broker Gets 3 Years For Short-Selling Scheme
• Biz Is Debt Collector Like Popeye's A Sailor, 3rd Circ. Says
• 3rd Circ. Agrees Unpaid Tolls Aren't Debt Under FDCPA
• King & Spalding Rehires Former Kirkland Securities Partner
• Does The Word 'Will' Clearly Accelerate A NY Mortgage Debt?
• Global Magnitsky: The Swiss Army Knife Of Sanctions
• Clerking For Ginsburg: How To Play The Long Game
• 5th Circ. Says Texas Fraudster Was Tried In Correct Venue
• FCA Collaborates With Regulators On Global Fintech Network
• Proskauer Lands Ex-Dechert Corporate Partner In DC
• EU To Shield Finance Sector From New US Sanctions On Iran
• HSBC Gets Stay Of RMBS Indemnification Suit
• Gates Admits Embezzling From Manafort, Helping Hide Fraud
• Alsup Fears 'Mistake' In OK'ing $125M LendingClub Deal
• Co. Tries To Duck Claims It Scammed 9/11 First Responders
• Groups Challenge SEC Paperless Reporting Rule At DC Circ.
• CFPB Says Navient Withholding Docs In Loan Servicing Suit
• Pittsburgh Casino Spied On Texts, Banking Info, Guests Say
• Investment Co. Slams Schwab With $100M Defamation Suit
• Clerking For Ginsburg: In Pursuit Of Precision
• US Begins To Squeeze Iran Following Nuclear Deal Exit
• HSBC To Pay US Regulators $765M To Settle Loans Probe
• US Bank Sued Over Out-Of-Network ATM, Overdraft Fees
• Madoff Investor's $3.4M Deal Not Covered, 2nd Circ. Told
• DHS Hub To Offer Cybersecurity Boost, But Cos. Still Exposed
• Rising Star: Sullivan & Cromwell's Stephen Salley
• DC Circ. Slams DOJ's 'Blanket Refusals' In Atty's FOIA Row
• Chase's Bias Win Axed Over Arbitrator's Disclosure Failure
• Forex Traders Want Pleas, Spoofing Claims Kept Out Of Trial
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Manafort's Former Accountant Details Tax-Dodge Scheme
• Think Finance Can't Dodge CFPB Suit, Judge Says
• JPMorgan's Damages Bill Cut From $4B To $7M In Estate Row
• Morgan Lewis Nabs Finance Pro For New York Office
• City National Bank Agrees To Pay $33M To End Ponzi Claims
• Judges Shouldn't Force Attorneys On Absent Class Members
• Junior Creditors Could Share In 363 Bankruptcy Sales
• How Kavanaugh's Nomination Affects Financial Institutions
• Clerking For Ginsburg: My RBG Guide To Judging
• Wells Fargo Beats ERISA Suit At 8th Circ.
• What Lawyers Must Know About Financial Elder Abuse Claims
• How New Credit Freeze Law May Affect Data Breach Cases
• Sens. Unveil Wide-Ranging Russia Sanctions Bill
• Manafort's Bookkeeper IDs Bogus Financial Statements
• Labaton Bid To DQ Judge In $75M Fee Fight A Risky Move
• Uber's Spot In $22M BofA Fee Deal Not Unusual, Court Told
• 2nd Circ. Backs Toss Of RMBS Suit Against US Bank, BofA
• Citigroup 401(k) Plan Participants Poised For $6.9M Deal
• Barclays, Citi $250M Libor MDL Deal With Investors OK'd
• CFTC Awards Three Whistleblowers A Combined $45M
• Senate Aims To Boost Checks On Foreign RE Ownership
• Startup Fights Paper's Bid To Unseal Records After $706M Win
• Mortgages And Equity Pledges: A Cautionary Tale For Lenders
• Rising Star: Morgan Lewis' Elizabeth Khoury Ali
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 Things I Learned
• TCPA: An Antiquated Law That Needs To Be Fixed
• Devil Is In Details On OCC Fintech Charter, Attys Say
• Deals Rumor Mill: China Tower, PG&E, United Group
• Atty's Spouse's Contempt Case Paused Amid Bankruptcy
• JPML Won't Centralize Credit Suisse Inverse VIX Suits In NY
• FTC Sues Auto Dealers For Allegedly Deceiving Navajo Buyers
• JPML Won't Centralize 3 Separate Tribal Lender Cases
• 3rd Circ. Keeps US Bank On Hook For $6M 'Bad Faith' Award
• Senate Panel Approves Treasury, IRS Nominations
• UBS Doesn't Have To Turn Over Accounts, Swiss Court Says
• Wells Fargo To Pay $2B Over RMBS Failures
• Rising Star: Boies Schiller's Leigh Nathanson
• Clerking For Ginsburg: The Equality Lessons
• Federal Inaction And State Activity: Student Loan Edition