Securities Archive » May, 2014

Securities - May, 2014

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• JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs Claim Currency Suits Fall Short
• Judge Says Tipsters Who Don't Report To SEC Still Protected
• Feds Investigate Icahn, Golfer Mickelson Over Insider Trading
• Cleary Accused Of Advising Argentina On Evading US Courts
• Administrative Law Judge OKs Delay in SEC's Cohen Case
• Halliburton's Middle Ground Still Promises Sweeping Change
• CFTC Rolls Out Swaps Rule Fix For Public Utilities
• Will The Bidder-Activist Model To Buy Allergan Catch On?
• SEC Sues Ex-CFO Of KGW Capital Over Forex Fraud Scheme
• Oil Investor Group Asks High Court To Save $23M Fraud Suit
• Post-LIBOR Puffery, Loss Causation And 20(a) Liability
• Hedge Fund, Bob Evans Farms Spar Again Over Board Picks
• 2nd Circ. Axes Pair of ERISA Suits Against Morgan Stanley
• W.Va. Drops Claims Against JPMorgan in Antitrust MDL
• Texas Supreme Court Cases To Watch For This Summer
• Texas Atty Gets 20 Years For Oil, Gas Investment Fraud
• US Told To Cough Up Fed Docs In $55B Suit Over AIG Bailout
• SEC Loses Latest Trial To Hedge Fund Boss Obus
• Jurors Won't Hear Of Raj Brother's SAC Ties
• Del. Fee-Shifting Ban Puts Focus On Forum Selection
• Valeant Again Boosts Allergan Bid, This Time To $53B
• Warner Chilcott Settles Suit Over $8.5B Actavis Deal
• Ex-Rothstein Partner Pleads Not Guilty To Bribery Charges
• SEC Asks Court To Delay Rehearing Of Conflict Minerals Case
• Nixon Peabody Adds Leading FINRA Attorney To NY Office
• Zale Stockholders OK Contested $690M Takeover By Signet
• Ex-Goldman Director Gupta Will Wait Out Appeal In Prison
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Michael Best's Mary Turke
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Husch Blackwell's Hayley Hanson
• Can Bankrupt Law Firms Claw Back 'Unfinished Biz' Profits?
• Scottrade: Diluting SEC Enforcement's 'Admission' Policy
• US Says Rajaratnam Evidence-'Sandbagging' Claims Baseless
• Judge Unimpressed By $51M Suit Against Andrews Kurth
• SEC Taps WilmerHale Partner As Enforcement Deputy Director
• Cadwalader Seeks To Ax Malpractice Ruling Over Six Flags Suit
• CORRECTED: HP Wants Investor Suit Over Ex-CEO's Misconduct Tossed
• Spotlight On Buy-Side Leverage
• Tender Offers: Past, Present And Future
• BCB Bid For Shareholder Suit Coverage Stays In Fed. Court
• SEC Nears Finish Line In Long-Running Insider Trading Case
• Conflict Minerals Deadline Puts Compliance Attys On Edge
• 'Bratz' Maker Sues Investing Cos. For $430M Over Failed Deal
• Ex-ArthroCare Execs Can't Duck $400M Fraud Charges
• Activist Investor Rips Cliffs 'Proxy Put' In Board Battle
• Forest Labs Settles Investor Suits Over $25B Actavis Deal
• Subpoenas In CFTC Oil Markets Row Axed To Shield Informant
• BofA Coming To The End Of Mortgage Cases, Moynihan Says
• Sirius XM Beats XL's Appeal Over Notice Of Merger Suits
• Fee-Shifting Ban Heads To Del. Capitol
• Amid Criticism, Wal-Mart Defends Handling Of FCPA Probes
• Ex-AIG Chief Loses Bid To End Long-Running Fraud Case
• Wells Fargo To Pay $62M To Exit Investor Class Action
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Whyte Hirschboeck's Gina Carter
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Stewart Bernstiel's Bernstiel
• Is It Time To Increase Your Billing Rates?
• 2nd Circ. Again Nixes Claims JPMorgan, Others Aided Madoff
• Another Credit Bubble And Looming Litigation Risks
• In Court Without Juries, Leak In AIG Suit May Be Disastrous
• Merrill Appeals Order Allowing Trusts' RMBS Buyback Suit
• High-Stakes Litigators Can Cost $1,500 An Hour
• GCs Question If Partners Are Worth The Cost
• Awaiting 2nd Circ., Bharara Asks SEC To Hold Cohen Case
• BigLaw Hourly Rates Dwarf Rivals' Across The Board
• 11th Circ. Upholds Convictions In $7M Stock Fraud Scheme
• NY District Judge Harold Baer Jr. Dies At 81
• PwC, Citco Escape Madoff Feeder Funds' Fraud Suit
• 5 Insights From Ingram Micro's Lily Hughes
• 7 Target Board Members In ISS' Crosshairs Over Data Breach
• Ex-JPMorgan Trader Loses Appeal Of FCA Enforcement
• New Accounting Rule Takes Aim At Service Contracts
• Gupta Should Wait Out Appeal Behind Bars, Prosecutors Say
• Proposed Fee-Shifting Ban Invites Questions, Criticism
• Mahalo Directors Get Claims Pared In Debt-Shifting Suit
• Morgan Stanley Ducks W.Va. Pension Fund Claims In MBS Suit
• Stanley Fischer Sworn In To Federal Reserve Board
• Former Hedge Fund Analyst Cops To Insider Trading
• Know The Expanding Scope Of Whistleblower Protections
• US, Global Regulators Unify Revenue Reporting Rules
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kilpatrick's Mehrnaz Boroumand
• Valeant, Ackman Unveil Sweetened $50B Allergan Bid
• Ex-SAC Trader Martoma Calls For Lenient Sentence
• Ex-Goldman Trader Won't Appeal SEC Win Over MBS Scheme
• Moody's, S&P Can't Escape CalPERS Suit Over $1B Losses
• Conscious Parallelism May Justify A Wolf Pack Pill
• Bankrupt OSG Gets OK On $1.5B Rights Offering
• Banks Urge Supreme Court To Reject Libor Appeal
• Hedge Fund Boss Obus Denies Insider Trading At SEC Trial
• CFTC Urged To Clean Up Swaps Data Reporting Rule
• Wal-Mart Criticized Over FCPA Transparency, Exec Pay
• DGSE, Ex-CFO Settle SEC Action Over Faulty Bookkeeping
• Gov't Urges High Court To Reject Madoff Trustee Suit
• And Now A Word From The Panel: What's Good For America?
• Investor Accuses Military Tech Co. Of Playing IP Shell Game
• Delaware Bankruptcy Judge Peter J. Walsh To Retire
• Ex-Kleinberg Kaplan Deals Pro Returns To Haynes And Boone
• Proxy Fight Over Signet's $690M Zale Bid Heats Up
• Allergan Rips Valeant's Biz Model As Heftier Bid Looms
• A 'Prisoner's Dilemma' For Issuers And Underwriters
• High Court Won't Free Investment Managers From Fraud Rap
• California Broker Will Pay SEC $44M For Ponzi Scheme
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Barnes & Thornburg's McGee
• 5 Insights From MetLife General Counsel Ricardo Anzaldua
• BofA Sends Revised Capital Plan To Federal Reserve
• Blank Rome Brings Ex-SEC Trial Atty Back To DC Office
• Class Action Targets TPG-Owned Valerus For Tax Scheme
• Andre Bouchard Sworn In As Del. Chancery Court Chief
• OSG Removes Final Obstacle To $1.5B Rights Offering
• Judge Won't Halt $690M Zale Merger With Signet
• New Stream Execs Cop To Conspiracy In Fraud Case
• US Sandbagging Rajaratnam Brother With Evidence, Atty Says
• Dewey Can't Get Arbitration For Couple's Investment Suit
• Malpractice Claim Against Andrews Kurth Could Reach $51M
• Barclays Fined $44M Over Gold Price Manipulation
• In Pursuing BP, FERC Unafraid To Cast Wide Enforcement Net
• Ruderman Ponzi Victims Can Be Paid Before $25M SEC Claim
• Judge 'Very Disturbed' By Testimony Leak In AIG Suit
• Darden Showdown Could Become Proxy Battle Of The Year
• China Lowers Barriers To Foreign Investment To Fuel Growth
• Morgan Lewis Adds Former SEC Counsel To DC Office
• Pfizer Investor Suit Hits Roadblock As Expert Report Tossed
• Investor Can't Stop Vote Over $20M Morgan's Foods Sale
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Keating Muething's Rachael Rowe
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Shearman's Antonia Stolper
• VIDEO: A Primer On Halliburton V. Erica P. John Fund
• But Which State-Owned Entities Are Not Instrumentalities?
• Is Intellectual Property Amenable To Securitization?
• Cliffs Hit With Investor Suit Over $4.9B Mining Co. Buy
• Gov't Blasts Rajaratnam Bid To Nix Inside-Trading Evidence
• Ex-Rothstein Partner Accused Of Political, Bribery Conspiracy
• Ariad Investors Decry Bid To Nix Failed Leukemia Drug Suit
• Duke Execs Hit With Investor Suit Over Coal Ash Record
• Citigroup Investor Can't Revive Subprime Write-Down Suit
• 11th Circ. Says Lancer Group Fraudster Needs New Sentence
• 11 Attys Tapped To Steer Target Data Breach MDL
• Rare Private Equity Self-Sale Raises Questions
• Andrews Kurth Atty Wanted At $10M Stanford Malpractice Trial
• Del. Attys Push To Shield Stock Cos. From Fee-Shifting Ruling
• Facebook IPO Suits Belong In Delaware, 2nd Circ. To Hear
• 5 Insights From Hewlett-Packard GC John Schultz
• Ex-Pfizer Execs Can't Duck Class Action Over Celebrex Risks
• How To Avoid Botching Your Internal Investigation
• Darden Proxy Fight Heats Up As Activist Pitches New Board
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Cohen & Gresser's Bromberg
• Signet Sticking To $690M Zale Deal Despite Investor Outcry
• SEC Settles Insider Trading Suit Over Carlyle Group Buyout
• EU Eyes Limits On High-Frequency Trading In Reform Package
• Investors Sue Dell Over Misleading PC Sales Projections
• 'Neither Admit Nor Deny' Continues To Draw Controversy
• 5 Questions To Ask Before Suing Over Whistleblower Theft
• CORRECTED: Cadwalader Didn't Snub 'Red Flags' On Loan Appraisal: Suit
• Fund Manager Wants Negligence Claims Revived Against PwC
• 2nd Circ. Mulls Voiding Fairfield's Sale of $230M Madoff Claim
• Myriad Problems In Wall Street High-Frequency Trade Suit
• DirecTV Investor Says $48B AT&T Merger Is 'Unfairly Low'
• 11th Circ. Told Bad Evidence Tainted $7M Stock Fraud Trial
• McKesson Hit With Suit Over Celesio Shareholder Payout
• The Trial Lawyer's Guide To A Winning Direct Examination
• Ex-Rothstein CFO Pleads Guilty To Aiding Ponzi Scheme
• 5 Insights From Caterpillar Chief Legal Officer Jim Buda
• UK Appellate Court Ruling Allows Libor Cases To Proceed
• Oil Field Developer Can't Break Up Investor Class
• RBC Ordered To Pay CFTC's Legal Bill In Trading Doc Row
• Senate Approves Fischer For Federal Reserve Board
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Blank Rome's Linsey Bozzelli
• Citi Gets Approval For $8.5M Settlement In Subprime Suit
• Senate Ends Debate On Fischer Nomination To Fed Board
• BP Investor Group Scores Class Cert. In Deepwater Suit
• SEC Says Ex-Deloitte Chief Risk Officer Broke Auditor Rules
• U-Haul Parent Loses $9M Coverage Suit Over Family Exclusion
• 11th Circ. Leaves Room For Debate Over FCPA 'Instrumentality'
• UK Lawyer Disbarred For KBR-Related Bribery Scheme
• Zale Chair Blasts TIG's Objections To $690M Signet Merger
• CFTC Shortchanged In House Panel's Spending Bill
• The No-Nonsense New Yorker: Justice Jeffrey K. Oing
• 5 Insights From Prudential General Counsel Susan Blount
• DOJ Defends $13B JPMorgan Settlement From Legal Challenge
• NY To Expand Probe Of Nonbank Mortgage Servicers
• Forest Oil Shareholders Sue To Block Sabine Acquisition
• 4 Suits Consolidated In $3B Chinese Gaming Co. Buyout Row
• Fla. Bar Wants Atty Indicted For $21M Scheme Suspended
• Rothstein Associate Gets 5 Years For Role In $1.2B Scheme
• Lead Attys Named In Target Data Breach MDL
• Shell Tells Investors 'Carbon Bubble' Theory Overblown
• Top House Republican Urges Halt To SIFI Designations
• Video Game Investor Sues Over Zombie 'Infestation'
• Carlyle Fund Beats Investors' RMBS Risk Disclosure Appeal
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over $2B Diamond-Pringles Deal
• Guess Cuts Deal To Duck NY Comptroller's Shareholder Plan
• Jiau Can't Unseal Files Amid Malpractice Case: 2nd Circ.
• CFTC Issues 1st Whistleblower Award But Questions Linger
• With City Of Pontiac, 2nd Circ. Shifts Morrison Focus
• LSE Enters Into Exclusive Talks To Buy Russell Investments
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Troutman Sanders' Amie Colby
• HP Advised To Sue Autonomy Execs, Shareholder Suit Reveals
• SEC Commish Hints At More Scrutiny Of Lawyers
• French Appeals Court Partially Nixes Vivendi CEO Conviction
• Judge Won't Adjust $512M Price in 'American Idol' Buyout
• Dewey Brass Can't Quash Insurer's $35M Note Fraud Suit
• Starr, DOJ Say No Leads On Leak Of Testimony In AIG Suit
• NJ Atty Disbarred For Concealing $500M Bayou Ponzi Scheme
• SEC Opens New Insider Trading Trial Against Fund Manager
• Funds Dodge $15M Contract Row Over Facebook Investments
• Defunct Clearing Firm Employees Accused Of SEC Violations
• 5 Insights From Microsoft Deputy GC David Howard
• Asset Managers May Yet Avoid Systemic Risk Designation
• $2.1B Red Lobster Sale Cheats Investors, Says Activist
• Ex-MF Global Execs Granted Extra $10M For Defense Costs
• Ex-TMST CEO Denies Lying On TV In Bid To Nix SEC Suit
• SEC To Lean On 'Controlling Persons' Law In Fraud Cases
• SEC Ventures Into Unfamiliar Insider Trading Terrain
• FINRA To Revamp Risk Data Plan After Industry Objects
• Anadarko Pays $12.5M To Settle Deepwater Horizon Suit
• Trout Cacheris Adds White-Collar Vet Janis As Named Partner
• Debevoise Partner's Apparent Suicide Shocks Firm
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Zelle's Judy Langevin
• Delaware Court Grants Cert. To El Paso Pipeline Investors
• 2nd Circ. Axes BofA Investor Claims Over AIG's $10B MBS Suit
• Ackman Attacks Allergan CEO In Push For $46B Valeant Deal
• 2nd Circ. Clears Prudential Trader In SEC Market Timing Case
• Bribing Gov't-Owned Cos. Triggers FCPA Liability: 11th Circ.
• Sky Capital Players' Convictions For $140M Fraud Upheld
• Asset Managers Fear Regulators Plan To Beef Up Oversight 
• Venable Shielded From Subpoena In Row Over Facebook Scam
• May I Borrow Your Confidential Witness?
• HDG Mansur Told To Pay $7M For Breach Amid Financial Woes
• ViroPharma Can't Shake Shareholders' Class Action
• Ex-Ga. Football Coach Ducks Charges In $80M Ponzi Scheme
• More Charges Dropped Against Rajaratnam Brother
• Judge Urged To Reconsider Facebook Insider Trading Suit
• Insurers Freed From Covering Carlyle Fund Investor Suits
• UK Tribunal Slims Tax Relief For Alleged Charity Tax Scam
• SEC Warns Pot Investors Of Scams As GrowLife Execs Sued
• Judge Tosses Korean Insurer's $30M Fraud Suit Versus UBS
• Miller Nash Accused Of Fumbling FFNW Proxy Battle
• Hunter Wise, Execs Hit With $55M Fine For Metals Scheme
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Frost Brown Todd's Beth Naylor
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Genova's Kathleen Einhorn
• A New Strategy For Deterring Intracorporate Litigation
• SAC's Steinberg Sentenced To 3 1/2 Years In Prison
• Darden To Sell Red Lobster For $2.1B Amid Activist Backlash
• SAC's Steinberg Loses Acquittal Bid In Insider Trading Case
• Ex-UBS Bankers Denied Retrial Over Muni Bid-Rigging
• Law Practice Is Evolving Via 'Legal Project Management'
• Morgan Stanley Can't Shed Allstate's $104M MBS Suit
• Flawed Study Dooms AOL Investors' Suit, 1st Circ. Says
• 2nd Circ. Newman Ruling Looms Over Latest SAC Sentencing
• Life Partners Fails To Undo Securities Class Action
• SEC Takes 1 Step Forward In Wyly, Then 2 Steps Back
• Collateral For A New Age: IP Security Financing
• 2 More Bullets To Fight Corporate Activism
• New Horizons In Solar Financing
• New Ammo Turns Up Activist Heat On Darden CEO, Board
• 5 Insights From Aetna General Counsel William Casazza
• 4th Circ. SOX Ruling A Rare Employer Win On Causation
• Hedge Fund's FINRA Arbitration Hopes Dashed By 2nd Circ.
• Amid Banking's M&A Drought, Citizens Tests IPO Waters
• Ex-Qualcomm Directors Plead Not Guilty To Insider Trading
• US, UK Fine RP Martin $2.2M For Yen Libor Manipulation
• Zale Backs $690M Signet Merger Despite Investor Pushback
• 2nd Circ. Skeptical Of Unsealing Jiau Insider Trading Files
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Lowenstein's Sharon Levine
• Senate Housing Bill Moves From Committee To Limbo
• Leak Of Geithner Testimony In AIG Suit 'Serious,' DOJ Says
• DC Circ. Won't Block SEC's Conflict Minerals Deadline
• SEC Small-Cap Stock Pilot Program To Take Flight Soon
• SEC Silences Critics With Resounding Victory In Wyly Trial
• Geithner Can't Dodge S&P Subpoena In US Fraud Suit
• ResCap Trust Sues BofA, RBC Over Bad Loans
• NY Judge Blasts Ex-Magyar Execs' Silence In FCPA Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: AstraZeneca, Carlyle, BWAY
• PE Fund Managers Must Prepare For Corruption Scrutiny
• 5 Insights From Cisco General Counsel Mark Chandler
• Death, Taxes And … ERISA Disclosure Regulations?
• SAC Trader Asks To Cut Jail Term In Insider Trading Case
• Ex-Merrill Trader Hits Brazil Brokerage Firm With $10M Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kilpatrick's Audra Dial
• Activist Says Darden Delaying Vote On Red Lobster Sale
• McKesson Cuts Offer Price To Finish $8.4B Celesio Takeover
• Holland & Knight Nabs 2 White Collar Pros From Boutique
• Judge Guts Trader's Suit Over Atty's FINRA Arbitration Work
• Ex-Thompson Hine Atty Settles SEC Insider Trading Case
• Focus Media To Pay $3.7M To Resolve Investor Class Claims
• Broker Says Insurer Can't Blackball Attys In Churning Case
• Reuters Settles Fired Analyst's Whistleblower Suit
• The Tenacious Technocrat: Judge Francis Allegra
• Judge Tosses SEC's $300M Ponzi Suit Against RE Execs
• Fate of Fannie, Freddie May Hinge On Loan Guarantee Costs
• Ex-Dewey Employee Wants His Case Severed From Execs'
• CFTC Official Says Automated Trading Regs Still In Works
• Fla. Sheriff Cops To Aiding Rothstein's $1.2B Scheme
• 5 Insights From MassMutual General Counsel Mark Roellig
• Rajaratnam Brother Wants Wiretaps Excluded From Trial
• Ballard Spahr Adds Veteran Chancery Court Litigator
• Axis Dodges D&O Coverage For Martin Midstream Parent
• Volkswagen Paves Way For $9.2B Scania Takeover
• In The Family: Insider Trading And Broken Relationships
• FHFA Chief Backtracks On Shrinking Fannie, Freddie
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Butler Snow's Christy Jones
• Ex-Qualcomm Sales Directors Hit With Insider Trading Charges
• Intel Can't Withdraw Lehman Claim Over $1B Collateral
• 4th Circ. Says Whistleblower Firing Doesn't Violate SOX
• Chancery Court Limits Scope Of Lyondell V. Ryan
• Investment Opportunities, Corruption Risks In Nigeria
• MBIA Says Lloyd's, Others Owe It Defense Coverage
• McGuireWoods Scores FCPA Pro From Latham & Watkins
• Chelsea Therapeutics $658M Merger 'Unfair,' Investors Say
• SEC Internal Controls, Accounting Need Work, GAO Says
• Principal Can't Duck Taxes On $21M In Gains
• 8 Lawyers Depart Faruqi Amid Sex Harassment Case
• 5 Insights From UPS Chief Legal Officer Teri McClure
• Diamond's Pringles Omissions Hurt Investors, 9th Circ. Hears
• Ex-Willkie Farr Atty To Head Parker Ibrahim Securities Group
• Nasdaq OMX Rehires Ex-CFO From Carlyle Group
• Daiichi Sankyo Wants Hold On $3B Ranbaxy Sale Lifted
• Senate Banking Committee Sets Vote For Housing Finance Bill
• 10th Circ. Denies Ceragenix Whistleblower's Arbitration Bid
• Intevac, Voce Capital Nix Proxy Fight With New Board Nom
• Ex-Sentinel CEO, Claiming Jury Laziness, Urges Acquittal
• Valeant, Ackman Poised To Go Hard In $46B Allergan Fight
• Judge Paves Way For End Of Madoff Trustee's Clawback Suits
• SEC Fines Lawson Founders $5.8M For Insider Trading
• Detroit Plan Threatens Muni Bond Market, SIFMA Says
• KBR Overstated 2013 Earnings, Investors Say
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Meyer Suozzi's Lois Schlissel
• SEC Wins Big As Wyly Brothers Found Liable In $550M Trial
• SAC's Steinberg Deserves At Least 5 Years, Prosecutors Say
• Allergan Rejects $46B Hostile Bid From Valeant, Ackman
• SEC To Review Auditing Ban On Big 4's Chinese Units
• Wells Fargo Wins OK On $67M Deal In Robosigning Cover-Up
• Clawback Suit Says Hedge Fund Was Aware Of Ponzi Scheme
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO Indicted For FCPA Violations
• With SEC Petition, Enviros Test New Way To Fight Projects
• Wal-Mart Mexico Bribes Suit Should Proceed, Magistrate Says
• FHFA Set To Take The Lead In Housing Finance Reform
• BofA, US Bank Investors Push For Class Cert. In RMBS Suit
• IRS Could Get Tough On Inversions With 'Killer B' Regs
• Hotels See Biggest April Drop In CMBS Delinquencies
• Balancing The Cost Of Legal Research Investments
• SAC Trader's Estranged Friend Asks Judge For Leniency
• Goldman Sachs' Hiring Practices Probed For FCPA Violations
• Former EBay Exec Pleads Guilty To Insider Trading
• Manufacturers Urge DC Circ. To Stay Conflict Minerals Rule
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kasowitz's Linda Kornfeld
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Frandzel Robins' Pat Trendacosta
• Peregrine Reaches $10M Deal With Ponzi Victims
• Sotheby's Lessons On Poison Pills And Proxy Wars
• 2nd Circ. Closes Door On Morrison Debate, Or Does It?
• Attorney Fee-Shifting Bylaws Backed By Del. High Court
• XL Group Asks NY Court To Ditch Sirius XM's Coverage Suit
• Rising Star: Cravath Swaine & Moore's Wes Earnhardt
• Project Developer Stole $50M, Fla. Investors Say
• $5M Legal Malpractice Suit Sent Back To NJ State Court
• SEC Ends Chesapeake Probe Over Ex-CEO's Gas Well Perk
• 'Spring Breakers' Investor Sues Producers Over Side Deals
• Real Estate Developer Admits Guilt In $50M Securities Fraud
• Och-Ziff Investors Cry Foul Over FCPA Probes
• Fed Looks To Limit Big Bank Mergers
• SEC Says Bitcoin Investments Are Risky, Volatile
• Citibank Escapes Some Claims In $1B CDO Fraud Suit
• Observations From Target, Wyndham Derivative Suits
• Ex-CDR Workers Avoid Jail After Muni Bond Bid-Rigging Probe
• 5 Insights From Sprint General Counsel Charlie Wunsch
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Brinks' Laura Beth Miller
• A Response To US Chamber's 'Economic Consequences' Paper
• Rising Star: Willkie Farr & Gallagher's Sameer Advani
• Valeant, Ackman Eye Allergan Board Shake-Up Amid $46B Bid
• Lowenstein Sandler Lands Forest Labs GC
• Class Says Baker Donelson Fouled Up $17M Securities Sale
• Rebuttal: Mandatory Pro Bono Is Needed
• Sotheby's To Reimburse Loeb $10M For Proxy Battle Costs
• McDermott Says Malpractice Claims Based On Faulty Testimony
• Janus Ruling Doesn't Apply To Criminal Cases: 4th Circ.
• Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley Say RMBS Suits Came Too Late
• Wyly Atty Questions 'Fuzzy' SEC Rules As $550M Trial Wraps
• NY High Court Weighs Del. Case Over Debt Contract Terms
• US Regulators Say Financial Risk Is Spreading Beyond Banks
• Adelphia Creditors Must Kiss Off $149M Clawback
• SEC Wins $55M Judgment Against Amerindo Fraudsters
• Ruby Tuesday Hid Extent Of Struggles, Investor Says
• Rising Star: Kirkland & Ellis' Matthew Solum
• Fed Chair Says Low Interest Rates Raising Red Flags
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Munsch Hardt's Deborah Perry
• Compliance Overseers Under Financial Regulatory Fire
• EU Approves Restructuring Aid For Allied Irish Banks
• 5 Insights From News Corp. GC Gerson Zweifach
• UBS Hit With $5M Suit Over 'Ticking Time Bomb' Funds
• JPMorgan Seeks Limited Remedy In BNYM's $600M RMBS Suit
• SEC Says Wylys Ran 'Scheme Of Secrecy' As Trial Nears End
• Fannie, Freddie Didn't Know MBS Loans Were Toxic: FHFA
• SEC Official Says Many PE Firms Are Violating Fee Rules
• Morgan Stanley Says $650M MBS Suit Is Too Little, Too Late
• Iran Asks DC Circ. To Nix $40M McKesson Attys' Fees Award
• Ex-Universal Express CEO Gets 3 Years For Stock Scheme
• 2nd Circ. Says Morrison Wipes Out UBS Shareholder Suit
• Elder Statesman Of The Capital Court: Judge Paul Friedman
• Wachovia Must Face All Claims In NCUA's RMBS Suit
• Safeway Says Investor Suit Over $9B Deal Is In Wrong Venue
• 5 Things Lawyers Need To Know About CMBS Post-Meltdown
• Wyndham Execs Slapped With Investor Suit Over Data Breach
• Pillsbury Nabs Silicon Valley Vet From DLA Piper
• UBS Says Restructuring Will Make It Easier To Dismantle
• Proxy Advisers Split In Morgans Hotel Board Battle
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Blank Rome's Carol Joseph
• Does The Business Judgment Rule Exist In Georgia?
• Morgan Stanley Pays FINRA $5M Over IPO Sales
• CORRECTED: US Bank Gets MBS Claims Pared In Suit Over WaMu Loans
• 5 Insights From Archer Daniels Midland GC Cameron Findlay
• Think Like A Screenwriter: 5 Tips For Trial Lawyers
• Cadwalader To Pay $17M In Six Flags Malpractice Fight
• SEC Chair White Aims To Avoid Sophomore Slump
• Convicted Ponzi Schemer Pleads Not Guilty To New Charges
• Rothstein Fund Trustee Says $54M Deal Bars Investor Suit
• Johnson Controls Faces FCPA Probe By SEC, DOJ
• SEC Charges 5 Reverse Merger Scheme Co-Conspirators
• Peregrine Again Escapes Investor Suit Over Lung Cancer Drug
• Texas AG Candidate Fined For Violating State Securities Law
• Sycamore Escapes Hot Topic Merger Class Action
• 5 Insights From AIG General Counsel Tom Russo
• JPMorgan, Goldman Dodge Facebook Insider Trading Suit
• Rising Star: Kirkland & Ellis' Joshua Rabinovitz
• Senate Dems Pressed To Support Housing Reform Bill
• Dynegy Execs Escape Securities Fraud Class Action
• In Truce, Loeb To Join Sotheby's Board
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bracewell's Dee Martin
• The RMBS Credit Crisis Litigation — Lessons Learned
• What To Expect From SEC, FINRA Cybersecurity Enforcement
• Holder Vows No Bank Is 'Too Big To Jail' As Charges Loom
• Investment Managers Ask Justices To Nix Fraud Convictions
• Judge Denies Third Point's Bid To Delay Sotheby's Meeting
• JPMorgan $280M MBS Settlement Preliminarily Approved
• OSG Unveils Revised Ch. 11 Plan With $1.5B Rights Offering
• Plaintiffs Urge Court To Add Yale To Libor MDL
• FDIC Says Doral Financial Must Revise Capital Plan
• Rising Stars: Kaye Scholer's Catherine Schumacher
• Suit Over $100B AIG Bailout Tries For High Court Comeback
• Special Master Backs $669M Hit For Handful Of Refco Execs
• Loeb Says Dow's Integration Plan Costs Investors Billions
• Citi Says Feds Are Probing $400M Fraud Against Banamex
• SEC Orders Partial Stay Of Conflict Minerals Rule
• Ernst & Young Settles With CalPERS Over Lehman Audit
• BofA, Morgan Stanley Want FDIC's $110M RMBS Case Tossed
• Martin Midstream Parent, Insurer Settle D&O Coverage Row
• JPMorgan Settles With NJ Over Unregistered Sales Agents
• Fund Performance Indicators The SEC May Be Watching
• Board Classification In Maryland: Think Before Opting Out
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hiscock's Connie Cahill
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fine Kaplan's Bobbi Liebenberg
• Siemens Won't Be Top FCPA Settlement For Much Longer
• BNY Mellon Gets Calif. FCA Claims Pared From Forex MDL
• Feds Drop 2 Counts In Rajaratnam Brother's Indictment
• Google Shareholder Sues Execs Over Employee Noncompetes
• Squire Sanders Adds Ex-Judge To Miami Litigation Group
• BakerHostetler Atty Unfit As Special Master In $5B Suit: S&P
• Credit Suisse Can't Dodge German Bank's $138M RMBS Suit
• NYSE To Pay $4.5M To Settle SEC Charges Of Rule Violations
• Rising Star: Gibson Dunn's Jason Mendro
• Tiger Woods Charity Accused Of Keeping Stanford Funds
• UK Regulator Bans Ex-UBS Trader For Role In $2.3B Loss
• Proxy Adviser Backs Morgans Hotel In Shareholder Spat
• Best In-House Practices To Mitigate Cross-Border Risks
• 2nd Circ. Questions BofA Investor Suit Over $10B MBS Risk
• Rothstein Associate Gets 5 Years For Aiding $1.2B Scheme
• Freddie Mac To Enter Mobile Home Loan Business
• Spotlight On Total Return Swaps
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: BatesCarey's Maria Enriquez
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: McManis' Sharon Kirsch
• Avon To Shell Out $135M To End FCPA Probes