Securities and Exchange Commission v. Stanford International Bank Ltd et al
Case Number:
3:09-cv-00298
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Nature of Suit:
Other Statutes: Securities/Commodities/Exchange
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Firms
- Sayles Law Firm
- Stinson LLP
- Castillo Snyder
- Gray Reed
- Sheils Winnubst
- Friedman & Feiger
- Lynn Pinker
- Fishman Jackson
- Davis Polk
- Ferguson Braswell
- King & Spalding
- Brunini Grantham
- Bracewell LLP
- McGuireWoods
- Edmundson Shelton
- Porter Hedges
- Platt Richmond
- Thompson & Horton
- Touchstone Bernays
- Figari & Davenport
- Skadden Arps
- Clyde Snow
- Green Light Law Group
- Pulman Cappuccio
- Graham Legal LLC
- McGinnis Lochridge
- Wilson Elser
- Parsons Behle
- Perdue & Kidd
- Munsch Hardt
- Holland & Knight
- Kilpatrick Townsend
- Passman & Jones
- Dentons
- DLA Piper
- Morgan Lewis
- Norton Rose
- Durio McGoffin
- Polsinelli PC
- Waddell Serafino
- Kane Russell
- Scott Hirsch Law Group
- Baker Botts
- Nixon Peabody
- Sequor Law
- Koning Rubarts
- Sommerman McCaffity
- Copeland Cook
- Patel Gaines
- Butzel Long
- Sidley Austin
- Foley & Lardner
- Spencer Fane
- Pachulski Stang
- Kramer Levin
- Hedrick Kring
- Wiles & Wiles
- Hunton Andrews
- Spence Desenberg
- Greenberg Traurig
- Kuckelman Torline
- Powers Taylor
- Preis Gordon
- Jack Nelson
- Glast Phillips
- Roberts Markel
- Blaies & Hightower
- MehaffyWeber
- Newland & Associates
- Christian Attar LLC
- Shackelford McKinley
- Jones Day
- Friedman Kaplan
- Malouf & Nockels
- Wade Law Firm PC
- Homer Bonner
- Walker Wilcox
- Ballard Spahr
- VerisLaw PLLC
- Hankinson LLP
- Hayward & Associates PLLC
- Barrera Firm
- Gentry Locke
- O'Melveny & Myers
- Criden & Love
- Weil Gotshal
- George Brothers
- Hoge & Gameros
- Rogers & Moore
- Davis & Santos
- FisherBroyles
- Blank Rome
- Quilling Selander
- Meadows Collier
- Streusand Landon
- Durham Pittard
- Johnston Clem
- Tillotson Johnson
- Terry Bryant Accident & Injury Law
- Vinson & Elkins
- Dilworth Paxson
- Sydow Firm
- Troutman
- Levinger PC
- Frost Brown
- Chasnoff Stribling
- Baker McKenzie
- Paul Weiss
- Shidlofsky Law Firm
- Carrington Coleman
- Sheppard Mullin
- Cowles & Thompson
- Silver Miller
- Boies Schiller
- Dykema
- Karen Cook PLLC
- Clark Hill
- Canterbury PC
- Fishman Haygood
- Brown Fox PLLC
- Akin Gump
- Winstead PC
- Krage & Janvey
- Sullivan & Cromwell
- Neligan LLP
- Graves Dougherty
- DeGuerin & Dickson
- Donato Brown
- Jackson Walker LLP
- Phelps Dunbar
- Hallett & Perrin
- Curtis Mallet-Prevost
Companies
- Farmers & Merchants Bank
- Wells Fargo & Co.
- Pershing Group LLC
- Association of Tennis Professionals
- Toronto-Dominion Bank
- BDO LLP
- Societe Generale
- BDO USA LLP
- ATP Tour Inc.
- General Electric Capital Corp.
- Aviva SA
- Trustmark Corp.
- Hancock Whitney Corp.
- Dillon Gage
- Kroll LLC
- Lexington Insurance Co.
- HSBC Holdings PLC
Government Agencies
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- Louisiana Office of Financial Institutions
- U.S. Department of Justice
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August 10, 2012
Trustmark Fights $2M Stanford Payment In 5th Circ.
Trustmark National Bank on Friday appealed to the Fifth Circuit a Texas federal judge's order to cough up $2 million to the receiver for the estate of convicted Ponzi schemer Robert Allen Stanford, even as it faces fines for not turning over the money.
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May 07, 2012
Stanford Receiver's Claims Process Wins Court Approval
A Texas federal judge on Friday approved a process to administer claims on R. Allen Stanford's companies' assets, marking an important step in the road to getting money to investors swindled in Stanford's $7 billion Ponzi scheme.
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April 26, 2012
Stanford Victims Push For Streamlined Claims Process
A group of investors in R. Allen Stanford's $7 billion Ponzi scheme asked a Texas federal court on Thursday to force the court-appointed receiver and the liquidators in Antigua to agree on a single process to administer claims on the Stanford entities' assets.
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April 06, 2012
Judge Raises Stanford Receiver Rate To $400 Per Hour
A Texas federal judge said Wednesday that the receiver in charge of recovering for investors in R. Allen Stanford's Ponzi scheme could raise his fees to his customary $500 hourly rate minus a 20 percent discount, over protests from investors who say they haven't yet received a penny.
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December 02, 2011
Stanford Can't Escape SEC's Fraud Suit
A Texas federal court on Wednesday shot down Robert Allen Stanford's bid to dismiss the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's suit against him, finding that the agency adequately pled its case alleging he was the mastermind behind a $7 billion Ponzi scheme.
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November 14, 2011
Stanford Investors Lose Bid To Intervene In Receiver's Suit
A Texas federal judge on Monday refused to allow four purported victims of Robert Allen Stanford's alleged $7 billion Ponzi scheme to intervene in the Stanford receiver's attempts to recover money, saying their allegations against the receiver lacked merit.
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July 08, 2011
Stanford Investors Attack Receiver's Clawback Efforts
Four purported victims of Robert Allen Stanford's alleged $7 billion Ponzi scheme ripped the receiver tasked with recovering money Thursday, asking a federal judge in California for leave to intervene in the proceedings.
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July 07, 2011
Stanford Defense Atty Begs Judge For Cash
Robert Allen Stanford's attorney told a Texas federal judge on Wednesday that for his client to properly defend against a civil suit over Ponzi scheme allegations, he needs money to hire accountants who can make a case for unfreezing some assets.
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June 22, 2011
Stanford Trials Delayed For Psychiatric Treatment
A Texas federal judge on Tuesday delayed Robert Allen Stanford's criminal trial by up to four months while the alleged mastermind of a $7 billion Ponzi scheme undergoes psychiatric treatment, days after another judge postponed a related civil case.
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June 17, 2011
Stanford Attorney Wants SEC Case Put On Hold
Alleged Ponzi schemer Robert Allen Stanford's attorney asked a Texas federal court on Thursday to delay an evidentiary hearing in a civil suit because Stanford is not competent to stand trial and the government won't release funds to pay for his defense.