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Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. et al v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
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February 08, 2016
Lehman Gets Nod On $1.4B JPMorgan Settlement
A New York bankruptcy judge on Monday approved a $1.42 billion settlement to resolve most litigation between Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and JPMorgan over transactions that occurred in the runup to Lehman's 2008 bankruptcy.
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January 25, 2016
JPMorgan Agrees To Pay $1.42B To End Most Lehman Claims
JPMorgan will pay $1.42 billion to settle most of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s suit accusing the bank of making wrongful transactions just before Lehman's bankruptcy, according to a Monday filing in New York bankruptcy court.
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October 30, 2015
JPMorgan Fights To Keep $8.6B Lehman Suit In Federal Court
JPMorgan asked a New York federal judge on Friday to keep presiding over Lehman Brothers' claims that JPMorgan made wrongful transactions just before Lehman's bankruptcy, urging the judge not to send the $8.6 billion suit back to bankruptcy court as Lehman has requested.
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October 01, 2015
JPMorgan Beats Bulk Of $8.6B Lehman Collapse Suit
A New York federal judge on Thursday axed most of a suit in which Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. accused JPMorgan Chase Bank NA of extorting an $8.6 billion "slush fund" through unjustified collateral demands in the frenzied days before Lehman's demise.
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September 16, 2014
Lehman Slams JPMorgan's $7B Precollapse 'Cash Grab'
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. urged a New York federal judge on Monday to order the return of a $6.9 billion "slush fund" of collateral that JPMorgan Chase Bank NA allegedly seized days before Lehman's 2008 collapse, saying it belongs to the general unsecured creditor body.
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August 05, 2014
JPMorgan Kicks $8.6B Lehman Collapse Suit To Federal Court
A New York federal judge on Monday took control of a bankruptcy court lawsuit accusing JPMorgan Chase Bank NA of extorting an $8.6 billion "slush fund" from Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. through unjustified collateral demands in the frenzied days before Lehman's demise.