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Asset Management - July, 2023

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• CFPB Can't Call Services 'Promises,' Credit Repair Co. Says
• Judge Won't Toss SEC's Terraform Suit, Rejects Ripple Ruling
• Credit Repair Co. Strikes Deal For Ch. 11 Loan, Sale Plan
• SEC Fights To Keep Annuity Commissions Suit Alive
• Real Estate Rumors: Signature Bank, Ash Shah, Rhino Capital
• Farallon Pulls $650M For 4th Real Estate Fund
• SEC Sues Crypto Founder And Projects Over $1B In Offerings
• 5 Firms Win Record $266.7M Fee From $1B Dell Settlement
• Senate Hearing Highlights Antitrust Hazards In PGA-LIV Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• An In-Depth Look At FDIC Reform Options After Bank Failures
• 4 Firms Guide €1B Sale Of Controlling Stake In MedTech Biz
• Zooz Power To Go Public Via SPAC Merger
• Labcorp Can't Beat Retirement Plan Mismanagement Suit
• Chancery Axes Inovalon Investor Suit Over $7.3B Deal
• CVC's Glendower Capital Clinches $5.8B Secondaries Fund
• The Compliance Chiefs Who've Faced Legal Hot Water In '23
• Jailing SBF Only Way To Stop Witness Intimidation, Feds Say
• Law Firm's Suit Demanding Clear SEC Crypto Rules Gets Axed
• Poor Benefits Plan Performance Isn't Illegal, Judge Says
• JPMorgan Says Epstein Investor Suit Claims Still Insufficient
• Crypto Fraud Could Fall On Auditors' Heads, SEC Warns
• Calif. Trading Instructor Cops To $2M Investment Fraud In NC
• NC Man Settles SEC Claims Over $9.3M Ponzi Scheme
• BNP Paribas, Morningstar Latest To Reveal Chat App Scrutiny
• Don't Miss It: Kirkland, Simpson Thacher Lead Week's Deals
• Panel Chides Mich. Judge For 'Unjustified Ire' In Probate Case
• Libor Investors Ask Justices To Decide When Claims 'Foreign'
• DC Circ. Tosses SEC's Futures Rule Change As Arbitrary
• NC Developer Accused Of $5M Investor Swindle
• Ex-Fla. Judge Is Told to Pay $200K In 'Frivolous' Trust Suit
• IRS Criminal Probe Spells Uncertainty For Malta Pension Plans
• Musk Attys 'Wasting' Court Time With Dogecoin Sanction Call
• Hedging Variable Interest Rates In A Volatile Market
• Supreme Court Urged To Reverse SEC's Civil Penalty Win
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Goldman Can't Hide In-House Counsel's Name In 1MDB Suit
• Ch. 11 Ruling Informs On Social Media Ownership Rights
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Simpson Thacher
• Ex-HSBC Exec Says Ciminelli Should End $3.5B Fraud Rap
• Florida Man Raised $35M In Fake Investment Plan, SEC Says
• Ex-Mortgage Broker Can't Ax Wire Fraud, Tax Evasion Plea
• Ex-Nonprofit Workers Seek Cert. In ERISA Retirement Dispute
• Aircraft Leasing Co. Hits Ch. 11 With Billions In Debt, Sale Plan
• Beset Insurance Mogul Is Hiding Money, NC Court Told
• FTX Customers Say Crypto Banks Helped SBF Steal $8B
• 4½ Years For Financier Who Lied To Become Virus-Era Lender
• Real Estate Rumors: JPMorgan, Related, Carlyle
• Judge Rejects DOL Fund Freeze Request In Trust Suit
• The Hurdles Of Class Noticing In Crypto Class Actions
• Calif. Bar Suspends 2K Attys For Flouting Post-Girardi Rules
• Mallory Gives Plaintiffs A Better Shot At Justice
• DaVita Can't Escape ERISA 401(k) Retirement Fee Suit
• Ex-Worker Tells 4th Circ. Firing By RE Company Violated ADA
• Feds Drop Campaign Finance Charge Against Bankman-Fried
• Feds Unveil Plan To Raise Bank Capital Requirements
• PetroSaudi Will Bring $380M Award Fight To High Court
• Fannie, Freddie Shareholders Target Accountability In Retrial
• Judge Should Have Recused In Platinum Case, 2nd Circ. Says
• Investment Firm To Pay $3M For Stolen Money, Forgery Claims
• Autism Treatment Center Gets OK For $48.5M Sale, Ch. 11 Plan
• Divided SEC Finalizes Cybersecurity Rule For Public Cos.
• SEC Won't Seek Civil Penalties Against Investment Co. Execs
• DWS Group Preps For SEC Deal Over Alleged Greenwashing
• SVB Parent Floats $12.5M In Bonuses For Top Execs
• FERC Order Affirms Increased Scrutiny Of Investor-Utility Ties
• SEC Announces Planned Crackdown On AI Advising
• Feds Say Bankman-Fried Should Be Jailed Ahead Of FTX Trial
• Workers Turn To 2nd Circ. In ERISA Battle With Yale
• 2 Firms Will Lead LoanDepot Derivative Suit In Delaware
• Pelicans Star Williamson, Family Sued Over $2M Unpaid Loan
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• UK Billionaire Lewis Denies Insider Trading, Gets $300M Bond
• 2nd Circ. Partly Renews Fatburger's Fraud Suit In Failed Loan
• Brit Billionaire Joe Lewis Charged With Insider Trading In NY
• Bank Groups Slam Fed's Stress Test 'Secrecy' As Unlawful
• Feds Drop Insider Trading Charges Against Deerfield Traders
• Twin Brothers Indicted Amid SEC, Legal Malpractice Suits
• SEC Injunction Bid In Ponzi Suit May Be Invalid, Judge Says
• Banc Of California, PacWest Ink Tie-Up Steered By 4 Firms
• Wyden Presses Leon Black To Disclose Epstein's Tax Advice
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Miami Heat Star Butler Says Binance Tweets Not Deceptive
• Benefytt Creditors Raise Concerns Over Ch. 11 Releases
• Flagstar Bancorp Says Customers Can't Prove Hack Injury
• CFIUS Clampdown Will Deter Allied-Country Investment
• Business Mogul's Appeal Threatens $2.1B Payout, Insurers Say
• Cannabinoid Co. Wins Most Claims In Purchase Contract Suit
• DC Circ. Ruling Could Mean FINRA Hearings Are On Thin Ice
• Otterbourg Taps Ex-Deutsche Director As Securities Lead
• Celsius Founder Taps Defense Pro Mukasey For Fraud Case
• 2 Firms Guide Comvest Partners In Raising $2B Credit Fund
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Libor-Rigging Case Against Ex-Rabobank Trader Dropped
• To Survive Scrutiny, Banks Should Craft Careful D&O Policies
• Biden Admin Unveils Proposed Mental Health Parity Regs
• Split 5th Circ. Orders Injunction In Election Betting Site Suit
• Chancery Chides Both Sides In AMC Stock Split Battle
• Big Lenders Should Bear More Failed Bank Costs, FDIC Told
• Full 2nd Circ. Won't Reconsider Musk's Bid To Undo SEC Deal
• Election Betting Platform Could Harm Democracy, CFTC Told
• Convicted Ex-Adviser To NHL Players Loses 2nd Circ. Appeal
• Infinity Q Founder Owes $126M To 2 Funds In Fraud Case
• 4th Circ. Says Execs' Optimism Wasn't Fraud In Merger Suit
• From Crypto To Cyber Probes: Top SEC Cases So Far In '23
• BakerHostetler Brings Cybersecurity Pro To New York Office
• Feds, Insider Trading Suspect Spar Over BigLaw Binder Info
• SEC v. Ripple Labs Decision Could Change Crypto Regulation
• Arconic Investor Sues In Chancery For Docs On $5.2B Sale
• NFL Plans Say Ex-Player's Benefits Suit Stays Short On Detail
• 4 Firms Build $639M Sale Of Sculptor Capital Management
• Bankman-Fried Says Giving Docs To NYT Was Free Speech
• UBS To Pay $387M In US, UK Fines Over Credit Suisse Lapses
• Mintz Adds Ex-Goodwin Counsel As Member In DC
• Courts Can Overturn Deficient State Regulations, Too
• Epstein Victims Serve FBI With Notice Of $600M Class Suit
• 6 Things To Know As States Eye Earned Wage Access Rules
• SEC Fines Adviser Monroe Capital $1M Over SPAC Conflicts
• Rocket Co. Astra Shareholder's Del. Suit Cleared To Launch
• PE Fund Manager Settles Investor Shortchanging Claims
• Celsius Seeks OK To Settle Customer Fraud Claims
• Fannie, Freddie Investors Set For Retrial Over Profit Sweeps
• SEC Says Bogus NSA Worker Ran $1M Crypto Scam
• ERISA Arbitrability Battles May Require High Court Guidance
• 3rd Circ. Says Arbitration Never Agreed To In Acquisition Row
• Ripple Ruling Is A Critical Win For Crypto Industry
• PE Firm Sues Pay Tech Co. Bolt Financial Founder In Del.
• Blackstone's 5 Biggest Bets As Firm Tops $1T In Assets
• Ropes & Gray Adds Kirkland Funds Partner In DC
• Bankman-Fried Leaked Ex's Diary, Feds Say In Gag Order Bid
• Biggest Washington Decisions: A 2023 Midyear Report
• 2 Firms Guide KKR's $1.3B Take-Private Buy Of Chase Corp.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Tales From The Trenches Of Remote Depositions
• FTX Wants Hundreds Of Millions Back From SBF, Other Execs
• Bank Failures Boosted Shareholder Suits, Report Finds
• FTX Trading Sues In Del. To Recoup Over $71M
• Terraform Says FTX Docs Are Crucial For Its SEC Defense
• Sodexo Defends Arbitration Bid In Nicotine Charge ERISA Suit
• Crypto Suit Over Reporting Rule Tossed For Being Premature
• Wash. Court Says Bankruptcy Doesn't Start Foreclosure Clock
• UK Drug Co. Settles For $19.6M Over False Safety Claims
• CFPB Sues Snap Finance Over Financing Agreements
• CFTC, Private Sector Actions May Aid Carbon Market Integrity
• Snyder Fined $60M As $6B Commanders Sale Gets Owners' Nod
• Kirkland Leads European PE Firm In $668M Debut Fund
• 3 Alternatives To CRE Collateralized Loan Obligations
• March Trial Set For Trump Media Co. Insider Trading Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ramsay Sime Darby, THL, Roivant
• Deutsche Bank Denies Initiating Failed Case Against Ex-Trader
• Dutch SPAC Looks To Buy Electric-Vehicle Maker For $233M
• HighVista's Abrdn Private Biz Buy Boosts Assets To $9B
• Ga. Banking Brief: All The Notable Compliance Updates In Q2
• CVC Capital Clinches €26B Europe-Americas Fund
• Morgan Stanley, Goldman Want Out Of Archegos Suit, Again
• SEC's Gensler Calls CFTC 'Not As Robust' On Crypto
• Ex-SEC Officials Tell 5th Circ. To Vacate SEC Buyback Rule
• MetLife Beats ERISA Suit Alleging It Withheld Drug Rebates
• Energy Storage Investment Ramps Up In First Half Of 2023
• Pension Fund Says It Lost $33.6M Over Pharma Co.'s Actions
• 3rd Circ. Takes Up Trustee Appeal Over FTX Ch. 11 Examiner
• NYT Says LIV, PGA Tour Merger Belies Effort To Seal Docs
• Bain Capital Closes $1.15B Inaugural Insurance Fund
• Ohio Investment Adviser Settles SEC's $1.3M Client Theft Suit
• Ex-CFO Says Marblegate Won't Pay Up After Abrupt Firing
• 2 Firms To Lead Consolidated Suit Over Pot REIT Tenants
• Feinstein Says Trustees Won't Give Money For Medical Bills
• Broker-Dealers Must Prepare For Daily Calculation Rules
• Chancery Orders $1,000 Daily Fine In Fee Advancement Case
• TPG To Pay $1.4B For Nextech As Part Of Health Care IT Push
• Feds Asked To Delay Onset Of Secure 2.0 Tax Change To 2026
• Cintas Slams Workers' Reliance On 'Unique' ERISA Case
• Prudential Distorting Facts To Fight 401(k) Class, Worker Says
• Fed Fines Deutsche $186M Over AML, Sanctions Controls
• Proposals By Fed's Barr Could Mean Big Changes For Banks
• Court Sinks Short-Seller's Defamation Suit In Texas
• Crypto Cos. Say Investors Can't Sue Over $186M Hack
• Ex-Nevada Bank CEO Named Receiver For Crypto Custodian
• 9 Years For Ex-CEO Who Used Fake AI Claim To Raise $249M
• Platinum Execs Did Not Cause Investor Losses, Judge Says
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive Trade Secrets Suit Against Prudential
• 7 Trials To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• EJF Capital Raises $470M For Litigation Finance Fund
• NY Law Firm Accused Of Firing Worker Over FMLA Requests
• Easement Adviser Says Jury Should Decide Insurers' Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• AT&T Calls Black-Owned PE Firm's Race Bias Suit 'Offensive'
• Newmont Gets Canadian Clearance For $19.5B Newcrest Deal
• Fla. Banking Brief: All The Notable Compliance Updates In Q2
• Chinese Investors Again Seek Enforcement Of EB-5 Deal
• Latham-Led Ares To Buy Asia's $3.8B Crescent Point Capital
• CFPB To Start 'Informal Dialogue' With EU On Digital Finance
• SEC's Gensler 'Disappointed' In Ripple Ruling, But Undeterred
• 5th Circ. Urged To Undo SEC Ruling On Ideological Bias Proxy
• Amazon Brass Wants Consolidated Stockholder Suits Tossed
• Allstate Moves Wash. Squatter Damage Suit To Federal Court
• Court Won't Toss Monopolization Case Over Securities IDs
• 4th Circ. Backs Aon's Win In Lowe's Workers' ERISA Suit
• Investors Tell Chancery Katapult SPAC Defenses Won't Fly
• Westlake Village BioPartners Launches $450M Fund
• Cos. Need To Pay Attention To NY's LLC Transparency Act
• Cleary, Goodwin Steer $455M Sale Of FM:Systems
• Rising Star: Simpson Thacher's Deborah Gruen
• SEC, Ripple Likely To Head To 2nd Circ. After Token Ruling
• SEC Says NC Cannabis CEO Admitted To Financial Misdeeds
• 3rd Circ. Clarifies Civil Disgorgement Isn't Double Jeopardy
• Ex-HSBC Rep Says Whistleblower Retaliation Suit Must Go On
• OMV, Abu Dhabi Oil Co. In Talks To Form Chemicals Giant
• Student Loan Servicers Accused Of $1B Wrongful Collections
• BlockFi Knew FTX Was No Good, Creditors Allege
• 2 Firms Steer ESG-Focused SPAC's $300M Public Debut
• Insurance Costs, Housing Top Issues In House ESG Hearing
• Gov't Dodges Some Claims In Health Plans' ACA Fee Suit
• 6 Gender-Affirming Health Care Appeals Attys Should Watch
• Trustee Wants Out Of Suit Over Radiology Co.'s ESOP
• Cantor Fitzgerald To Pay SEC $1.4M Over Reporting Failures
• Level Up Lawyers' Business Development With Gamification
• Musk Calls For 'All Available' Atty Sanctions In Dogecoin Spat
• LoanDepot Faces New Derivative Suit In Delaware
• CFTC Actions Signal Its Lead Role In Carbon Offsets Policing
• The Wild West Of Event Windows In Securities Class Actions
• Insurer Settles $36M Crypto Theft Coverage Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Eli Lilly Buying Obesity Drugmaker Versanis In Near-$2B Deal
• Rising Star: Cooley's Jimmy Matteucci
• Republican AGs Warn CEOs About Bias After Harvard Ruling
• REIT Makes Competing Bid For Fellow Mortgage Trust
• Chinese Solar Co. Investors' Attys Get $4.2M For $21M Deal
• House GOP Threatens Crackdown On Proxy Advisers
• Wealth Mgmt. Co. Sued 4x In Del. For $7B CD&R Merger Info
• Coal Cos. Say Arbitrators Can't Weigh In On Slashed Benefits
• Quarles 'Very Convinced' Fed's Stress Tests Are Illegally Run
• Better World SPAC To Liquidate After Calling Off Merger
• Goldman Workers Seek $78M Atty Award After Sex Bias Win
• Surf Air Mobility Pushes Direct Listing Date To July 27
• Mallory Ruling Leaves Personal Jurisdiction Deeply Unsettled
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Compliance Updates In Q2
• Feds' Objection To Atty Fees Too Late, Construction Co. Says
• OFAC Head Who Crafted Russian Sanctions To Lead FinCEN
• FTX Ch. 11 Estate Sues In Del. For $324M Deal Clawback
• Deals Rumor Mill: AXA SA, Syngenta, Bain Capital
• Ripple, SEC Claim Victories In Split Ruling On Token's Status
• Exxon Buying Carbon Capture Biz Denbury In $4.9B Deal
• Celsius Founder Indicted As Feds Ramp Up Crypto Offensive
• Rising Star: Debevoise's Sally Bergmann
• BofA Wants More Claims Clipped In COVID Relief Fraud MDL
• Health Care Holding Co. Barred From Managing ERISA Plans
• Congress Urged To Stop 'Hijacking' Of Shareholder Proposals
• Ex-CFPB Chief Rips 'Abusive' Agency He Led Under Trump
• Adviser Attacks SEC's Liquidity Rule In Bid To Escape Suit
• Seattle Real Estate Broker Says Attorneys Botched Arbitration
• Ex-Platinum Execs Cleared Of 1 Count After High Court Ruling
• SEC Proposes Speedier Customer Deposits For Brokers
• Raymond James Settles For $13M Over Excess Commissions
• Allianz Unit Sentenced For $6B Fraud As It Winds Down
• 99 Cents Store, Workers Get Initial OK For 401(k) Suit Deal
• SEC Says NC Man Is Running $9M Ponzi Scheme
• Scott + Scott To Rep Investors In Bored Ape NFT Promo Suit
• Biden's 3 Federal Reserve Picks Move Ahead To Full Senate
• Feds Fight Atty Fee Bid In Construction Co.'s Penalty Dispute
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Corporate Finance Partner In NY
• Milbank Adds Ex-Dechert Private Equity Co-Head In Duo Hire
• Boxed Gets OK For IP Sale, Liquidation Plan Vote
• Pryor Cashman Takes Over Fraud Case Of Bannon Ally Kwok
• PE Firm Welsh Carson Nabs $5B For Its Largest-Ever Fund
• Morrison Cohen Hit With $5M Malpractice Suit In Aircraft Deal
• Tort Funding Dispute Belongs in Arbitration, Fla. Firm Says
• LIV, PGA Tour Resist NY Times Bid To Unseal Docs
• Singapore's Quadria Selling FV Hospital Stake For $381M
• Asia-Focused SPAC Begins Trading After $60M IPO
• 5 Ways Firms Can Rethink Office Design In A Hybrid World
• Divided SEC Approves Reforms To Money-Market Fund Rules
• Rising Star: Paul Weiss' Conrad Van Loggerenberg
• Silvergate Wants Investor Suit Over Crypto Ties Axed
• Verizon Workers Seek OK On $30M Deal In 401(k) Class Action
• Investors Fight Robinhood's Bid To End Suit Over $2.1B IPO
• BlockFi Says Hong Kong-Based Lender Ran Off With $6M
• Investor, Health Care Workers Get Initial OK For ERISA Deal
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Pension Fund's Suit Against MiMedx
• Corporate Transparency Act Compliance For DAOs Is Unclear
• In The CFPB Playbook: Abuse Policy, PACE, Payment Apps
• Parents Fight To Keep $16M Semi-Truck Crash Verdict
• Antares' $6B Debt Vehicle Leads Pack Of 4 Illinois PE Funds
• 4 Firms Guide Nuclear Fission Startup's $850M SPAC Merger
• File Found In Aretha Franklin's Couch Counts As A Will
• Sens. Told 'Existential Threat' Forced PGA Tour-LIV Deal
• Bar Score Is Best Hiring Metric Post-Affirmative Action
• Wake Forest Medical Center To Pay $3.8M To Close ERISA Suit
• Merrill Lynch Fined $12M Over Red Flag Detection Failures
• Kirkland-Led PE Firm Secures $7.8B Across 2 Funds
• GOP Reps Press Fed's Powell To Rev Up SVB Doc Hunt
• Pension Fund Says Shuttered Teamsters Local Owes $4.9M
• SVB Parent Demands FDIC Fork Over $1.9B Account Funds
• House GOP Expand Anti-ESG Campaign To BlackRock, Others
• SPAC Backer Denies Wrongdoing In $2.6B Casino Deal
• Trustees Accused Of 'Bleeding Money' Point Finger At Atty
• Aretha Franklin's Sons Fight For Control Of Singer's Estate
• Long Ridge Equity Partners Closes Fund IV At $730 Million
• Shareholders Want Pot REIT Tenant Suits Consolidated
• Cos. Must Prepare For More ESG Scrutiny From All Sides
• Real Estate Rumors: Brian France, Revive Capital, Related
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• PBGC Finalizes Benefit Payment, Asset Valuation Rule
• Rising Star: Akin's Jonathan Ross
• Davis Polk, Paul Hastings Lead TPG's $2.45B Forcepoint Buy
• Nursing Home Settles SEIU Pension Fund's Late-Payment Suit
• Fed's Barr Calls For Stronger Big-Bank Capital Standards
• Hartfield Titus Sues MarketAxess In Del. Alleging Deal Breach
• Army Adviser Scammed Gold Star Families, Feds & SEC Say
• Binance Bid To Dismiss Investor Suit Is Denied For Now
• JPMorgan Fights Pension Fund's Claims Execs Aided Epstein
• Venture-Backed Startups Cinch Belts To Survive Lean Times
• Website Co. Owner Convicted Of Lying About Investor Funds
• Piecing Together The Blockchain Evidentiary Hurdles
• Quinn Emanuel Slams DQ Bid In Musk-Dogecoin Brawl
• Feds Say Fake Angel Investor Stole $1.6M, Impersonated Atty
• Starboard Urges Energy Co. Algonquin To Sell Renewables Biz
• Alleged Bitcoin Escrow Fraudsters To Repay Investors $5.4M
• Ghosting In BigLaw: How To Come Back From Lack Of Feedback
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell Lipton, Gibson Dunn
• SolarWinds' Charter Dooms Texas Investor's Data Breach Suit
• CFTC Nabs $10M In Restitution, Penalties For Forex Fraud
• Biz Owner's Website Co. Was A 'House Of Cards,' Jury Hears
• Judge Lets Ex-Platinum Exec's Conviction Stand, Amid Doubt
• Judge Urges Genesis, FTX To Keep Talking In $3B Claim Row
• Warren, Booker Call On Bed Bath & Beyond To Pay Severance
• Credit Reporting Agency Settles Tribe-Linked Usury Claims
• Coinbase Wins Bid To Arbitrate Suit Over Data Safeguards
• Tax Conviction No Proof Of Interest In Civil Case, Court Says
• FTX, SEC, 3AC Take Issue With BlockFi Bankruptcy Plan
• The Redemption Of 'Too Big To Fail' After SVB Collapse
• Aetna Can't Escape Suit Over Reconstructive Surgery Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Sports, Credit Suisse, Shein IPO
• Andretti-Backed SPAC Inks Letter Of Intent With AI Biz
• Atty DQ In Stock Fraud Case 'Inappropriately Drastic'
• Crypto M&A Disputes Expected To Heat Up Through 2023
• Deloitte Workers Can't Revive Retirement Plan Fee Suit
• FIS Selling Worldpay Stake To PE Firm GTCR In $18.5B Deal
• 2 Firms Guide Man Group On $183M Bid For Varagon Capital
• Wrigley Heir, Cannabis Co. Must Face $25M Investor Suit
• SEC Draws Ire By Letting Broker-Dealer Research Relief Lapse
• Calif. Retirees Sue Contractors In Wake Of MOVEit Hack
• Winklevoss Makes 'Final Offer' To DCG Over $1.4B Payment
• CFTC Inks Settlement In $13.2M Forex Trading Scheme
• Hedge Fund's Suit Aims To Stop Scrutiny, Developer Says
• US Chamber Urges 5th Circ. To Vacate SEC Buyback Rule
• Patterson-UTI Inks More Than $370M Deal For Drill Bit Maker
• Hydrogen Fuel Maker Sets €2.5B IPO Pricing
• Steps To Success For Senior Associates
• SEC Crypto Settlements Run Contrary To Public Interest
• Investor Attys Land $6.6M For Wells Fargo Ponzi-Aiding Suit
• Dechert Adds Proskauer Hedge Fund Team In NY
• Duke To Sell Distributed Generation Biz To PE Firm For $364M
• Bankman-Fried's Encrypted Texts Complicate Criminal Case
• Takeaways From DOJ's New Approach To Bank Mergers
• Glass Co. Must Face Workers' 401(k) Mismanagement Claims
• North American PE Firm Secures $4B For Third Fund
• American Equity Accepts Brookfield's $4.3B Takeover Offer
• Can M&A Bounce Back After Dismal First Half Of 2023?
• Inside The Largest PE Funds To Close In 2023's First Half
• Trump-Linked SPAC Inks $18M Proposed Deal With SEC
• Fla. Activist Group Challenges Law Limiting City Utility
• VR Capital Says PDVSA Knew 2020 Bonds Were Void All Along
• Nasdaq Discloses Coinbase Role In BlackRock Bitcoin ETF
• 3 Takeaways From The Supreme Court's Session
• Law360 Podcasts Untangle A Week Of Blockbuster Rulings
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• Jackson Debuts As Chattiest Justice
• Bang Agrees To $362M Sale To Monster In Fla. Ch. 11
• Legal Profession Must Do More For Lawyers With Disabilities
• Pfizer, Seagen Merger Tops Largest M&A Deals Of 2023
• The Supreme Court Can't Fix The SEC's In-House Court Issue
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• PGA Tour Officials Agree To Testify To Senate About LIV Deal
• OMERS, Dutch Pension To Buy Energy Co. Kenter
• 3 DOL Moves Benefits Attorneys Will Be Watching For