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Securities - July, 2012

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• Emmis Investors Resist Alleged Attack On Voting Rights
• Ex-Real Estate Co. Exec Gets 5 Years For $40M Ponzi Scheme
• Texas Court Kills $1.8M Corilant Verdict Over Failed Merger
• Goldman Pays $27M To Settle Fight Over $700M MBS Offering
• US Launches Whitman's 'Straightforward' Insider Trading Case
• Stanford Judge Puts US Receiver Ahead Of Antiguan Liquidators
• American Apparel Wriggles Out Of Shareholder Suit
• Credit Suisse Shakes UAE Bank's $40M Restructuring Case
• SEC Needs Congress' Help To Reform Muni Bond Market
• ICE To Transition Energy Swaps To Futures
• Ex-Citigroup Exec Stoker Beats SEC Fraud Claims
• Libor Scandal Spurs MSRB To Examine Muni Bond Benchmarks
• Zynga Investors Say Insiders Cashed Out Before Stock Dump
• Illumina, Investor Drop Fight Over Poison Pill In Roche Bid
• Gabon FCPA Informant Gets 18 Months In Prison
• Provident Founder Must Pay $17M To Ponzi Scheme Victims
• Judge To Review Paul Weiss Docs In $1.5B AXA, ING Case
• Creditors Of Failed Clearinghouses Should Feel Pinch
• Defining Compliance After Wal-Mart And Morgan Stanley
• Japanese Regulator Wants Nomura Sanctioned Over Info Leaks
• Investor Targets BofA, Barclays, 14 More Over Rigged Libor
• Judge Nixes Nabors Shareholder Suit Based On Foreign Law
• Ex-SC Official Admits To Running $59M Ponzi Scheme
• Hedge Fund Chief May Regret Plea Talks At Insider Tips Trial
• NBA Player Sues To Recoup Investment In Marketing Co.
• Atty Says SEC Ignored Truth In Case Against Citigroup's Stoker
• Ex-Innospec CEO Pleads Guilty To 3rd UK Bribery Charge
• Shook Hardy FCPA Pro Decamps For Loeb & Loeb
• Fund Manager Forks Over $1M To End SEC Insider Trading Suit
• SEC Says Pa. Financial Adviser Ran $30M Ponzi Scheme
• Fed Unveils Risk-Control Rules On Financial Market Utilities
• Volcano Tentatively Exits Investor Suit Over $27M Payouts
• Satyam To Pay $12M To Settle Accounting Fraud Claims
• Royal Park Sues JPMorgan, Others Over $3B In RMBS
• Countrywide MBS Cases Are Time-Barred, 9th Circ. Hears
• Judge Trims RMBS Suit Against Deutsche Bank Units
• UK Will Examine New Methods To Set Libor
• HSBC Sues Nomura Unit For $278M In Alleged MBS Losses
• Berkshire Bank Sues Barclays, HSBC Over Libor Manipulation
• SEC Freezes $38M In Assets Of Accused Nexen Insider Traders
• TMST Trustee Pays Banks $72M To Settle Collateral Rights Suit
• Judge Hands Icahn Ammo In Forest Labs Proxy Battle
• Texas Court Backs Fair Value For Oppressed Shareholders
• DHR Sues Federal Insurance For Shareholder Suit Coverage
• UBS Worker, Traders Sentenced In UK Insider Trading Case
• Insurers' Loss Reserve Info Off-Limits In $450M Fraud Case
• Fletcher Wins Injunction Against Cayman Liquidators
• Zicam Maker Coughs Up $4.5M to Settle Shareholder Action
• Libor's Complex Web May Limit Rate-Rigging Damage Claims
• American Superconductor Gets Investor Suit Pared Down
• Ex-Home Diagnostics CEO Says He Didn't Divulge Merger Tips
• SEC Presses Citigroup's Stoker On Handpicked CDO Assets
• Barclays Faces UK Probe Over Agreement Disclosures
• Indian TV Network Claims Nielsen Based Ratings On Bribery
• GeoEye Investor Challenges $900M DigitalGlobe Buyout
• SEC Seeks $10M Penalty From 'Unrepentant' Conrad Black
• Banking Groups Push Back Against Weill's Call For Breakups
• Janus — 1 Year Later: Court Trends, Disagreements
• Striker Investors Target Execs Over $60M In Botched Debentures
• Madoff Feeder Suits Belong in Europe, Banks Tell 2nd Circ.
• Ross Perot's Co. Ducks Suit Over Parkcentral Collapse
• Senate Sends Sequestration Transparency Act To President
• Judge Pulls Trigger On Smith & Wesson FCPA Derivative Suit
• Madoff Trustee Asks To Release Up To $2.4B In 2nd Payout
• Calif. City's Financial Practices Under SEC Microscope
• CDO Not Made To Fail, Citigroup's Stoker Tells Jury
• Securities Class Actions Fall But Libor Litigation Lurks
• GSK's $3B Takeover Of Human Genome Survives 2 Challenges
• DOJ, Ontario Reach Deal To Release $18M To Stanford Receiver
• Motley Rice Adds Securities, Whistleblower Vet In NYC
• RBS, Wells Fargo Can't Shake $1B Credit Union MBS Claims
• Duane Morris Adds Securities Litigation Pro To Trial Group
• New Century Ponzi Fraudster Gets 6 1/2 Years, Fined $3.1M
• Graham & Dunn Aided $12M Securities Fraud, Suits Claim
• Nomura CEO Resigns Amid Insider Trading Scandal
• Geithner Says US Is Searching For Libor Replacement
• Judge Blocks ERISA Claims In Madoff Liquidation
• Parlux Says Investor, Attys Should Pay For 'Bad-Faith' Suit
• Judge Questions SEC's Oversight Of $55M Investor Program
• Adelphia, FPL Closing Arguments Spar Over Valuation
• Lehman, Deutsche Reach $42M Deal In Derivative Contract Row
• German Bank Sues UBS Over Losses On $160M In MBS
• White House Counsel Accused Of Suppressing Enron Evidence
• Brokerage Co. To Pay CFTC Penalty Over Account Reporting
• Par Pharmaceutical Investor Sues To Halt $1.9B TPG Deal
• CFTC Access To Firm Accounts Could Prevent Future Peregrines
• EU Regulators Lay Out Plans For Rate-Fixing Crimes
• 6th Circ. Denies Cincinnati Workers' $55M Stake In Anthem
• Bill Would Fund SEC Adviser Oversight With User Fees
• DOL Sues Retirement Plan Trustees Over $16M Stock Buy
• Ron Paul's Bill To Audit Fed Sails Through House
• Human Genome Shareholders Say GSK's $3B Offer Too Low
• BrightPoint Gave Shoddy Info Ahead Of $840M Sale, Suit Says
• Broadband Research Founder Pleads Guilty To Insider Trading
• Geithner Defends Libor Measures Taken By NY Fed In 2008
• E&Y Stalling Case Over $1.5B ING Unit Buy, AXA Says
• CORRECTED: WaMu Can't Eliminate MBS Class Action
• The Risks Of FCPA Joint Venture Liability
• Dodd-Frank Whistleblower Issues In Leshinsky And Asadi
• Broadband's Kinnucan Expected To Cop To Passing Insider Tips
• Paraco Sues Travelers To Cover Shareholder Suit Losses
• GenOn Shareholders Sue To Block $1.7B NRG Merger
• DOJ Aims To Keep Helper In Failed Gabon Sting Out Of Prison
• Miami Latest City Facing SEC Scrutiny Over Bond Offerings
• Alaron Accuses Clearing Firm CEO Of Poaching Customers
• Volcker Rule Has Too Many Holes, Fed Governor Says
• MGM Investors Want Late CEO Replaced By Widow In MDL
• PE Titans Try Again To Whittle LBO Bid-Rigging Claims
• Hedge Fund Appeals Approval Of Tribune Ch. 11 Plan
• The Ins And Outs Of FINRA Suitability Rule 2111
• Savient Noteholders Can't Force Receivership, Judge Says
• TMST Trustee's $2B Suit Belongs In Bankruptcy Court: Judge
• House Lawmaker Demands More Libor Info From NY Fed
• J&J Shareholders Sue Over $175M In CEO Compensation
• New Bill Could Take More SEC Fights Outside The Courtroom
• CME Group May Move Customer Funds To Clearinghouses
• BP Accused Of Lying About Safety To Inflate Stock Price
• Treasury's Stake In 12 TARP Banks Up For Auction
• Fairfield Liquidator Eyes $89M In Pair Of Clawback Suits
• Investors End Fight Against BofA's $8.5B MBS Settlement
• 11th Circ. Backs BankAtlantic Win In Investors' Fraud Suit
• Developer RGI, Investor End $99M Share Sale Fight
• Banking Group Calls Fed's Credit Limit Rule Flawed
• 6th Circ. Revives ERISA Action Over Flagstar Stock Loss
• 6 Convicted Over $1.1M UK Inside Trading Scheme
• Ex-Veritas CFO Settles SEC Fraud Suit Over Fudged Earnings
• Joe's Crab Shack Owner Faces Investor Suit Over IPO Errors
• A 2nd Look At Class Action Requirements
• Number Of Securities Class Action Deals Fall In 2012
• Nasdaq Allots $62M To Quell Investors' Facebook IPO Claims
• Sugar Co. Appeals $146M Merrill Swap Ruling To 2nd Circ.
• AmeriFirst Owner Gets 16 Years For Investment Scam
• Savings Groups Must OK Security Issuers Periodically: FDIC
• Koch Unit Slams MF Global Trustee's $20M Claim
• Ex-BofA Exec Indicted In Municipal Bond Bid-Rigging Scheme
• MoneyGram Pays $10M To End Investor Suit Over Stock Deal
• High Court Asked To Review 'Unfair' $40M Dell Fraud Deal
• SEC Sets Bar To Meet 'Mortgage-Related Security' Definition
• Alzheimer's Group Can Push Suit Against Ruden McClosky
• SEC's Broad Municipal Adviser Rule Risks Collateral Damage
• Warburg Says Titan's $230M Guarantee Was Misuse Of Funds
• Bankruptcy Code Should Offer Student Loan Exception: CFPB
• JPMorgan Must Disclose Inquiry In Billionaire's MBS Suit
• Stanford Ruling Confuses SLUSA Standard, Supreme Court Told
• Presidential Life Investors Protest $415M Sale To Athene
• Bank Of England Emails Show No Libor Warning To NY Fed
• Gaylord Defends $210M Marriott Deal After TRT Cries Foul
• Allen & Overy Hires Former DOJ, SEC Attys For DC Office
• A Review Of FINRA Rule 5123
• Currency Trading Firm To Cough Up $167M Over Ponzi Scheme
• Stephen Baldwin Loses 1st Round In Bid For New Costner Trial
• Moody's Settles Derivative Suits Over Inflated Ratings
• Goldman, Others Can't Duck HCA Claim In LBO Antitrust Case
• Huron Pays $1M To End SEC Accounting Probe
• Stanford Associates Plead Not Guilty To Roles In $7B Scam
• Halliburton Settles Shareholder Suit Over Alleged Bribes
• Unfinished Dodd-Frank Rules Leave Banks In The Dark
• SEC Sues STEC Head For Insider Trading In Stock Offering
• Sealy Mattress Directors Too Comfy With KKR, Investor Says
• Global Accounting Standards Suddenly Seem Far Off
• SEC's Suit Against Ex-Integral Execs Can Go To Trial
• Tainted Broker Slams FINRA Taping Rule In 7th Circ.
• Investors Lose Bid For Docs In Morgan Stanley ARS Suit
• Snapshot: The Latest Medical Device FCPA Settlement
• Steptoe Lands Blagojevich Prosecutor In Chicago Expansion
• 2nd Circ. Flips Grant Thornton Win In Winstar Audit Suit
• Some Peregrine Customers Get Chance To Reclaim Property
• Congress Must Act To Improve Muni Bond Transparency: GAO
• Ex-McKinsey Director Kumar Dodges Jail In Raj Tipping Case
• Regulators Ramp Up Scrutiny Of 8 Exchanges, Clearinghouses
• NY Fed Wants Banks To Cut Back On Repo Trades
• The Volcker Rule In Light Of JPMorgan's $5.8B Loss
• FHFA Can Pursue MBS Claims Against ResCap Affiliates: Judge
• IndyMac CEO Off Hook For SEC's Risk-Weighting Claims
• Insurers May Give Banks Cold Shoulder After Libor Scandal
• Schulte Ducks Malpractice Claims From Refco Investors
• Ex-JPMorgan Banker Pleads Guilty In Muni Bond Probe
• 2nd Circ. Grants Partial Retrial To Convicted Doral Exec
• 7th Circ. Upholds FDIC's Permanent Ban On Banker Brothers
• Deloitte Aims To Shift Blame In $100M Ameriquest Suit
• Mizuho Pays $128M To End Claims It Inflated CDO Rating
• Former Fannie Mae CEO Didn't Lie To Investors, Atty Says
• Amish Fund Dodges SEC Prosecution Over Stale Doc
• BP Pays $5M Fine Over False Production Reports
• Bharara Warns Wall Street Not To Push Ethical, Legal Limits
• Amaranth Says Would-Be Dreier Adviser Has Privileged Info
• Holland & Hart, Wells Fargo Sued Over $13M Property Deal
• Investors Target Credit Suisse Over $340M In Losses
• House Votes To Force OMB To Reveal Sequestration Plans
• Emerging Issues In Evaluating Market Efficiency: Part 1
• Geithner Stands By 2008 Response To Libor Worries
• CFTC To Give Certain Swap Dealers Regulatory Relief
• Bernanke Rejects Claims Dodd-Frank Stalled Recovery
• Madoff Trustee, Calif. AG Enter Talks Over Right To Sue
• Peregrine CEO Wasendorf Delays Bail Hearing
• Greenberg To Get 2nd Shot At Avoiding AIG Investor Suit
• A Solution To Complex Problems In 30(b)(6) Depositions
• Goldman Settles Investor Suit Over $696M MBS Offering
• Peregrine CEO Used Stolen Funds To Pad Capital, Reports Say
• Countrywide Strikes $375M Deal With Syncora In MBS Fight
• Gov't Says Galleon-Linked Fund Chief Admitted Insider Trading
• Suit Alleges Kosmos Energy Misled Investors Ahead Of IPO
• Report Says SEC's Litigation Surge Risks Resource Strain
• Nordam To Pay $2M For Bribing Chinese Airline Employees
• Hedge Fund Consultant Cops To Insider Trading
• Advanta, KPMG Can't Dodge Shareholder Class Suit
• NJ Marketing Co. Accused Of $1.4M Investor Fraud
• FERC Says JPMorgan Unit Can't Withhold Emails In Bid Probe
• John Hancock Life, Others Want Out Of $15M Madoff Suit
• GOP Rep. Wants To Open CBO Numbers To More Scrutiny
• Google Board Sued By Pension Fund Over Online Drug Sales
• Holland & Hart, Others To Face Suit Over $13M TIC Investment
• ThinkStrategy Founder Charged Over Securities Fraud Scheme
• Duke Energy Investors Sue Over Progress CEO's Ouster
• Arent Fox Brings Nixon Peabody White Collar, IP Pro To LA
• Pa. Court Denies Philly Exchange's Right To Legal Fees
• Glaser Weil Attys Escape Claims Over Failed RE Deal
• Stern Wrests $11M Arbco Clawback From Bankruptcy Court
• Bernanke Says Fed Has Limited Influence Over Libor
• Regulators Failed Peregrine Investors, CFTC Chief Tells Sens.
• DLA Piper Adds Thompson & Knight Energy Partner
• Implications Of Richman V. Goldman Sachs Group
• Loeb & Loeb Lures Capital Markets Pro From Reed Smith
• NFA Hires Jenner & Block For Post-Peregrine Audit
• $616M Reuters Deal Bilked FX Alliance Investors, Suit Says
• McKinsey Partner Was 'Extraordinary' Help In Raj Case: US
• GAO Nudges SEC To Set Conflict Minerals Rule In Stone
• FBI Selects New Head Of NY Criminal Division
• Citigroup's Stoker Misled Investors, SEC Tells Jury
• Landwin Ducks Class Actions Over Real Estate Investments
• Fannie, Freddie Losses Over $200B MBS Not Fraud, Banks Say
• Fast-Filing Plaintiffs Rebuked In Wal-Mart Bribery Case
• SEC Can't Use SOX To Claw Back Bonuses: ArthroCare Execs
• Peregrine Execs Accused Of Commingling Funds In New Suit
• NY's Strong Fraud Laws Will Bolster State Libor Probes
• CFTC Could Exempt Some Cooperatives From Swaps Rules
• FCA Recoveries On Steep Rise To Record Highs, Report Says
• House Lawmakers Launch Libor Manipulation Probe
• SEC's Hesitance On Global Standard Irks Accounting Insiders
• Morgan Stanley Can't Derail MBS Class Action
• JPMorgan Duped Consumers To Sell Funds, Suit Says
• JPMorgan, Merrill Must Face MBS Suits In State Court
• Apple REITs, DLA Seek To Toss $6B Investor Class Action
• SEC Insider Trading Suit Not A Slam Dunk, Mark Cuban Says
• Panasonic Accuses CardioNexus Of Obscuring Software's Value
• After Aetna Slip, Insurers Urged To Reveal Political Payouts
• Toll Brothers GC Jumps To Duane Morris Corporate Practice
• J&J Heir's $140M Tax Advice Suit Too Late, Proskauer Says
• Raising The Bar On CMBS Loans
• JPMorgan Says Emails FERC Wants In Bid Probe Are Privileged
• UBS Execs' Bid-Rigging Charges Aren't Time-Barred: Judge
• Judge Sees No Quick End To 'Train Wreck' MF Global Cases
• CFTC To Delay Reg Compliance For Some Swap Dealers
• $5.8B Loss Reignites Doubts About JPMorgan's Management
• Axius Head Pleads Not Guilty To Stock Manipulation
• McDermott Caps Hiring Spree With Nixon Peabody Tax Pro
• Bain's SEC Filings Don't Mean Romney's A Crook, Attys Say
• 9th Circ. Won't Review Class Cert. In WaMu Appraisal Suit
• Geithner's Role In Libor Emerges Amid Lawmakers' Push
• MassMutual Policyholders Sue For Board Voting Rights
• Peregrine CEO Arrested As Damning Suicide Note Emerges
• Judge Caps Time For Witnesses In Reserve Management Trial
• Peregrine Trustee Can Run Business Ops, Pay Key Employees
• Examining Data Systems & Solutions' FCPA Settlement
• Novartis Cancer Unit Escapes Securities Suit
• Investment Losses Climb To $5.8B, JPMorgan Says
• Fund Managers Put Up $32M To End Rothstein Trustee Claims
• CFTC Swaps Rule Could Cause Headaches For Insurers, States
• Xinhua Execs Duck Charges In $50M Insider Trading Case
• Citi Can't Ax Suit Over Bankrupt Vegas Monorail Bonds
• Bold Calif. Mortgage Plan Faces Eminent-Domain Hurdles
• Barclays' Ex-Chief Relying On Dechert Pro In Libor Scandal
• CFTC's Peregrine-Prompted Reforms May Not Fend Off Fraud
• Axinn Brings On Mortgage Crisis Litigator From Debevoise
• 1st Circ. Kills Investor Suit Over Boston Scientific Sales
• Ambac Wins 2nd Circ. Approval For $33M Securities Settlement
• Provident Co-Founders Indicted Over $485M Ponzi Scheme
• Former Forex Trader Inks Plea Deal In $25M Fraud Case
• High Court Asked To Weigh Juries' Role In Punitive Damages
• Lehman Claims In $8.6B JPMorgan Row Won't Get 2nd Look
• France's New Legal Framework For Profit-Sharing Premiums
• J&J Vows To Fix Compliance, Quality Issues In Investor Deal
• SEC Calls Franklin Bank Execs' Defense Bogus
• DOJ Develops A Taste For Deferred Prosecution Deals
• Judge OKs Class Action Against BofA Over Mortgage System
• Peregrine CEO's Suicide Note Tipped Off FBI To Missing Money
• Bankrupt Peregrine Faces WARN Suit
• Pared Class Of Las Vegas Sands Investors Wins Cert.
• LSP Energy Settles With BNY Mellon Over $80M Bond Penalty
• Ex-Aeriform Workers Say PE Buyout Ruined Retirement Funds
• Chesapeake Hit With ERISA Suit Over CEO Loan Scandal
• Investors To Get $110M From Merkin Funds
• MF Global's Canada Unit To Hand Over $61M In Forex Funds
• SEC Votes To Establish Audit Trail For All Stock Trades
• Awaiting The High Court Amgen Decision
• Private Equity In The Crosshairs
• Peregrine Files For Ch. 7 As Fraud Scandal Unfolds
• Peregrine Likely To Take Cues From MF Global Bankruptcy
• ResCap Wins Stays On Last 6 Suits Against Affiliates
• Judge Lets SEC's Fraud Claims Proceed Against Ex-Citi Exec
• Peregrine A More Likely Criminal Target Than MF Global
• BP Tells 5th Circ. Deepwater Stock Drop Suit Belongs In UK
• Some Finance Pros Say Fraud Is Necessary For Success
• Costa Rican Insurer Hit With $108M Judgment For Fraud Role
• Peregrine Puts CFTC In Hot Seat With MF Global Deja Vu
• Alcoa Floats Deal In $1B Bahraini Racketeering Suit
• Former Haiti Teleco Director Gets 1 Year For Bribery Scheme
• 2nd Circ. Lets KPMG, E&Y Walk From Madoff Audit Suits
• Orthofix Pays $7.5M To Settle Bribery Cases With SEC, DOJ
• Dodd-Frank Put Brakes On Recovery, House GOP Says
• Physicians To Pay $1.9M To Settle Insider Trading Claims
• Alleged Facebook Fund Scammer Says Wiretaps Were Illegal
• SEC's Proposed 'Conflict' Resolution
• NY Fed Asked Barclays For Info On Libor In 2008
• CFTC Swaps Definition Clears Way For Dodd-Frank Overhaul
• CFTC Sues Peregrine Financial Over Missing Client Money
• Say-On-Pay Lawsuits Losing Steam
• BancorpSouth Pays $29M To Put Investor Suit To Rest
• Patton Boggs, Cummins & White Must Face 'Malicious' Claim
• Barclays, Others Face Suit Over Euribor Rate Fixing
• Dodd-Frank Changes Apply To Whistleblower's Case: Judge
• Dendreon Execs Sued Over Sunny Cancer Drug Sales Forecasts
• Judge Clears HSBC In $70M Row Over Untested Hedge Funds
• Alleged Raj-Linked Insider Trader Wants Evidence Nixed
• Meyer Suozzi Allowed To Stay On In Inner City IP Case
• Hedge Fund Manager Attacked Over Biotech Stock Short Sales
• Bank Of England Denies Influencing Barclays On Libor
• Sunoco Shareholder Sues To Stop $5.3B ETP Takeover
• IndyMac Trustee Takes Insurers' $80M Win To 9th Circ.
• UK Fraud Office Reopens Criminal Probe Of Weavering
• SEC Approves Overdue Derivatives Definitions
• How The 2nd Circ. Aleynikov Opinion Went Awry
• $1.1B Buyout Undervalues M*Modal, Shareholder Claims
• REIT Sues Station Casinos, Creditors For Share Rights
• US Wants Mental Exam For Accused $837M Insurance Scammer
• Grant Thornton Can't Shake Suit Over $34M Koss Fraud
• Global Proposal Prompts CFTC To Reopen Margin Comments
• Barclays Deal May Fuel Criminal Cases Against UK, US Banks
• Ex-Citi Exec Fights SEC's Leading Question Request For Trial
• FDIC Says Bankruptcy Stay Doesn't Block Ally Suit
• TD Ameritrade Settles Multistate Brokerage Antitrust Probe
• Paul Hastings Brings On Ashurst Italian Finance Partner
• Fletcher Gets TRO Against Liquidator To Keep Assets Intact
• BNY Mellon Pays $280M To End Sigma Class Action
• UK Fraud Office Begins Libor Criminal Probe
• Minimizing Missteps When Interfacing With SEC Staff
• Commonwealth To Pay $11M To Settle LandAmerica Ponzi Suit
• Deutsche, Fitch Settle Anschutz Suit Over ARS Manipulation
• Judge Orders NJ To Refund Madoff Victim's Estate Taxes
• SEC Taps Ex-Fund GC To Lead Money Market Reform Push
• JPMorgan Must Justify Withholding Docs In FERC Bid Probe
• UK Lawmakers Vote For Banking Probe Amid Libor Scandal
• Plumbing Supplier Must Advance Exec's Legal Fees, Court Says
• BP Ducks $2.6B Suit Over Canceled Post-Spill Dividend
• Madoff Deposition OK'd In Banco Santander Fraud Suit
• A Rare Judicial Perspective On Clayton Act Section 8
• Bankrupt Fletcher Fund Sues To Fight Liquidation
• McGuireWoods Adds 2 Finance Partners In London
• Stay Lifted On Suits Alleging Proskauer Rose Aided Stanford
• Solus Sues Fund Over Scuttled Sale Of $195M In Madoff Claims
• Calif. Panel Shuts Down 'Anti-Concepcion' Bill
• Judge Awards $56.7M For Lehman Bros. Class Action Fees
• New FINRA Arbitration Program Strives For Flexibility
• Tidewater Defeats Derivative Suit Over FCPA Settlements
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Goldman's $21M Loss in Bayou Arbitration
• Amylin Shareholder Sues Over $7B Sale To Bristol-Myers
• SEC Can't Make SIPC Repay Stanford Victims, Judge Says
• Ex-PEMGroup Exec Settles Receiver's Suit Over Ponzi Scheme
• Benefits Broker Wants SEC Sanctioned Over Witness Subpoena
• Barclays' Ex-CEO Defends Bank in Libor-Rigging Scandal
• CFTC Sets Date For Vote On Long-Awaited Swap Definition
• Groups Pan CFTC's 'Broad Brush' Defense Of Mutual Fund Rule
• Stanford Victims Say SEC Office Let $7B Ponzi Scheme Happen
• $1.7B PE Bid For Aussie Retail Co. Draws Regulator's Scrutiny
• How To Use Clinical-Trial Data In Court
• Microsoft Posts $6.2B Writedown, Citing 2007 aQuantive Buy
• Ex-Interpublic Exec Seeks $380M Over Facebook Investment
• UK, EU To Widen Probe Into Alleged Rate Rigging By Banks
• Gibson Dunn Hires 2 Ropes & Gray Securities Litigators
• Dreyfus Schemed To Inflate Cotton Futures, Investors Claim
• Ex-Sierra Technologies GC Shakes Co.'s Securities Claims
• Judge Tosses Medicare Fraud Suit Against Amedisys
• SEC Sets Long-Awaited Vote On Conflict Minerals Rule
• PolyMedix Hid Drug's Flaws Before $20M Stock Deal, Suit Says
• CFTC's Global Swaps Rules Rankle Industry Insiders
• Wells Fargo Dodges $80M Suit Over Securities Redemption
• Dewey & LeBoeuf And The 'Unfinished Business' Doctrine
• Credit Suisse To Face $642M MBS Suit As Class Action