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Banking - May, 2023

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• Trump Wants To DQ Judge In Hush Money Case
• Pomerantz, 2 Others Vie To Lead Signature Bank Investor Suit
• Uber Must Face Suit Over 'Kill Switch' Leak, Investors Say
• Intercontinental Blasts FTC Bid To Cut Merger Defenses
• Harvey Pitt, Who Led SEC Through 9/11 And Enron, Dies At 78
• Equifax Asks Ga. Judge To End Credit Scores Class Action
• TelexFree Victims Seek PNC Docs Despite Bank's Dismissal
• Wells Fargo To Pay Oxy $38M In Botched Contract Suit
• Marine Reservist Says Taking Military Leave Got Him Fired
• Longtime Sullivan & Cromwell Atty And Ex-Chair Dies At 89
• Meet The Disbarred Atty Behind Collapsed Calif. Debt Firm
• Unpacking Recent Changes At The NY Federal Reserve
• Murdaugh's Atty Hints At Guilty Plea In Federal Fraud Case
• Borrowers Urge Judge To Keep PHH Price Gouging Suit Alive
• Ex-FBI Trainee's Friend Liable In Stolen Stock Tips Suit
• Bankman-Fried Says Fenwick Docs Key To Fraud Defense
• Credit Suisse Told It's Breaking NYSE Listing Rules
• Shoosmiths Hires Goodwin Partner As Litigation Dept. Grows
• CFPB Says OneMain Must Pay $20M Over Add-On Practices
• 'No Mea Culpas': Barney Frank Rejects Bank Failure Blame
• Gemini Moves To Toss SEC Suit Over Lending Program
• Qatari Bank, Charity Must Face Suit Over Journalist's Death
• NY's Highest Court May Weigh In On $185M Award Fight
• KPMG Partly To Blame For Credit Suisse's Demise, Suit Says
• Tribe-Linked Lender Sued Over Exorbitant Interest Rates
• US Goes After Counterfeit Drug Labeling With New Sanctions
• DeSantis, Fla. PAC Accused Of $80M 'Soft Money' Violation
• CFTC Unit Warns Clearing Agencies To Monitor Crypto Risks
• PayPal Renews Challenge To CFPB Fee Disclosure Rule
• Ex-Wells Fargo Exec Tolstedt Strikes $5M Deal With SEC
• Epstein Victim Attys Eye Cut Of $75M Deutsche Bank Deal
• A Comparison Of 2 Bank Failures, With Regulatory Lessons
• Wells Fargo Settles Deficient Fla. COBRA Notice Suit
• Fannie, Freddie Investors Ask 8th Circ. To Revive FHFA Suit
• Bankman-Fried Charges Backed By Ample Evidence, Feds Say
• Challenge To IRS Seizure Of Coinbase Docs Dismissed
• Roadblocks For Cannabis Employers Setting Up 401(k) Plans
• Supreme Court Skips Whistleblowing Atty's SEC Award Fight
• BofA Can't Ax MDL Over Calif. COVID Relief Fraud Issues
• Jane Doe Urges Class Cert. In Epstein Suit Against JPMorgan
• Restaurant Software Co. Brass Face Suit Over Sunken Deal
• Capital One 'Proud' Of Anti-Bias Record After NYC Pulls Back
• Suit Over Deutsche's SunEdison Disclosures Moves To Trial
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• SEC Fines Serve As Warning Against Cutting Corners In Reg A
• NY DA Must Comply With JPMorgan Subpoena, Rakoff Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Convicted Ex-Judge Must Use Pension To Pay Restitution
• FDIC's Cross River Consent Order Lends Lessons For Banks
• Mayer Brown's NY Staff Helps Mentor Teens, Young Adults
• Tips For Making The Most Of Blockchain Analysis
• OppFi Sued Over 160% APR Rent-A-Bank Allegations In Wash.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Deutsche Bank Loses $243M Conn. Fight With Alexander Vik
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell Lipton, Latham
• What To Watch For In The Credit Suisse Bond Lawsuits
• Murdaugh's Atty Friend Cops To Role In $4.3M Estate Fraud
• UMB Was Hands On In Handling Painter's Trust, Exec Testifies
• OCC Won't Spare Rod For Banks With 'Persistent' Deficiencies
• Huawei To Lean On Ciminelli In Bid To Dodge Fraud Charges
• Loan Co. Accused Of Bilking Investors, Threatening Debtors
• Attys Get $37M For Landing Forex Rigging Deals
• SEC's Gensler Warns Of Potential 'Fires' In The Funds Industry
• Celsius To Convert Assets To Fahrenheit In Ch. 11 Sale
• Citi Investors Seek New Shot At Suit Over Bank's $400M Fine
• Connecticut Bank Sued Over Two-Month-Long Security Breach
• NY Fines OneMain $4.25M For Cybersecurity Failings
• BofA Now Sole Defendant In Renewed Zelle Glitch Suit
• Ex-TransUnion Exec Denied Immediate Appeal In CFPB Suit
• AIG Beats Ex-Goldman Exec's Coverage Bid After Paying $1M
• After The Bank Failures: What To Watch In Congress
• Kirkland, Skadden Steer MoneyHero's $200M SPAC Merger
• Banks' Wait Time For Fed Deal Blessing Hits Decade High
• Payment Tech Co. Plastiq Hits Ch. 11, Citing SVB Collapse
• Ex-JPMorgan Exec Staley Can't Exit Epstein Suit, Rakoff Says
• Morgan & Morgan, Stueve Siegel Rep Class In Bank Suit
• NY Judge Revives Commercial Lenders' 'MidCap' TM Fight
• DOJ Says New Self-Reporting Policies Already Bearing Fruit
• DOJ, Companies Reach Penalty Deal For Biased Job Ads
• Lowe's Cuts Interchange Fee Deals With Mastercard, Banks
• Board Says Air Force Owes US Bank, But Unclear How Much
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Adviser Gets 7 Years For Ponzi Scheme
• Ozy Founder's Atty Switch Comes With Caution From Judge
• Panamanian Co. Says Fla. Law Firm Defrauded It Of $500K
• Tax Preparer, Client Accused Of $13M COVID Funds Fraud
• NY AG's Digital Asset Proposal Shouldn't Be Taken Lightly
• Aspiring Cannabis Investor Says Borrower Ruined $4M Deal
• Cos. Can't Ignore Growing Calls For ESG Transparency
• Citigroup To Launch IPO For Mexican Bank Banamex In 2025
• Murdaugh Charged In Federal Court With Defrauding Clients
• 11th Circ. Frees Angola From Developer's $47.5M Suit
• Wells Fargo Wants Suit Over Diverse Hiring Practices Canned
• Money Services Biz Can't Dodge Dark Web Data Breach Suit
• Lender Says RICO Suit Wrongly Relies On Usury Laws
• SEC Enforcement Chief Warns Of Private Fund Crackdown
• BlockFi Must Transfer Money Used For $575M Scam, Feds Say
• 10th Circ. Backs Bank In Pregnant Worker's Bias Suit
• In Russia, US Reframes Secondary Sanctions To Suit Allies
• Wells Fargo Arbitration Clause Is Limited, Cardholders Say
• NJ Senate Advances Bills For $2B In Clean Water Loans
• CFPB Whistleblower Rule Key To Warding Off Bank Crises
• It's Time To Prep For Corporate Transparency Act Compliance
• Trump Hush Money Trial Set For March 2024
• TD Bank Hit With Class Action Over Busted First Horizon Deal
• Grais & Ellsworth Atty Named Federal Magistrate Judge In NY
• Mortgage Co. Execs Hit With Investor Suit Claiming Fraud
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• Citizens Bank To Pay $9M Fine To End CFPB's Credit Card Suit
• Ex-Warburg Chair's Cum-Ex Trial To Begin Sept. 18
• Binance Exits $8M Romance Scam Suit With No Ties To Texas
• First Citizens Slaps HSBC With $1B SVB Trade Secrets Suit
• CBD Stock Promoter Settles SEC Fraud Suit For $900K
• SocGen, 2 Other Banks Reach $90M Libor Deal With Investors
• CFPB Says CashCall Case Can't Wait On High Court Challenge
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• G7 Russia Restrictions May Further Complicate Compliance
• Texas Justices' PNC Opinion Clarifies Subrogation Questions
• Directors Can't Nix Fla. Atty DQ Ruling In Venezuela Bank Suit
• Commanders Bidder Claims BofA Kept $7.1B Offer Quiet
• 4th Circ. Affirms Investment Adviser, Atty Fraud Convictions
• Credito Real Has Noteholder Deal To End Bankruptcy Cases
• Davis Polk Adds Corporate Attys From Latham & Watkins
• Real Estate Firm Let Ex-CEO Swindle Investors, NC Suit Says
• 2 Public Finance Attys Rejoin Squire Patton In Phoenix
• Greenhill Agrees To $550M Mizuho Buyout, Stock Soars
• 3 Cahill Gordon Finance Partners Jump To Paul Hastings
• HSBC, Scotiabank Beat Silver Price Manipulation Suit
• Student Aid Co. Founder Denies $175M Fraud On JPMorgan
• High Court Sends Michigan Bank Exec Case Back To FDIC
• Feds Say Nevada Man Helped Run $45M CoinDeal Fraud
• Debt Firm's Flameout A Cautionary Tale For Consumers
• Bank Group Backs Treasury Dept. In Crypto Mixer Fight
• Wells Fargo Directors Face Investor Suit Over Gov't Fines
• HNA Told To Give Holder Of Chicago Tower, NY Center To LLC
• Prosecutors Push To DQ Jones Walker In $1.2B Fraud Case
• Experian Falls Short On Credit Investigation Duties, Suit Says
• Ohio Panel Says Bank's Customers Haven't Shown Any Injury
• Rakoff Mulls JPMorgan Claim That Ex-Exec Liable For Epstein
• Feds Ask 11th Circ. To Uphold Execs' Dinar Fraud Convictions
• Pa. Panel Won't Revive Suit After No-Show Over COVID Fear
• Gas Stations Again Seek Own Spot In Visa, Mastercard Case
• What Banks Can Glean From FSB Climate Risk Report
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• Gov't Wants Pause To Ukraine Money Laundering Suit
• Ch. 13 Ruling Issues Warning To Mortgage Servicers
• Legislation May Be Lacking, But AI Is Not A Legal Free-For-All
• US Sets Over 300 New Restrictions On Russia
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Frank CEO Indicted On Charges Of Swindling JPMorgan
• Bentons' Lost-Art, Messy-Files Claims Bunk, UMB Atty Says
• IberiaBank Slams Ex-Exec's Bid To Delay Trial Over Firing
• Judge Greenlights Liquidation Of Crypto Lender Voyager
• Feds Grilled On Bank Oversight 'Failures,' First Republic Deal
• Fintech Lender Agrees To Stop Soliciting 'Tips,' 'Donations'
• Wells Fargo Should Face Fund Plunge Suit In Ill., Plaintiffs Say
• Partisan Divide Continues To Hamper Stablecoin Bill Progress
• FDIC Seeks $165M From Defunct La. Bank's Ex-CEO, Others
• SEC Accuses Stock Promoter Of $11M CBD Co. Fraud
• JPMorgan Leaders Sued For Inaction On Booming Zelle Fraud
• Edible Arrangements Wants Ex-COO's Counterclaims Axed
• Understanding The Uses Of Idle Funds Under SBIC Program
• Ronald Sullivan Takes Ozy Media Case From Sher Tremonte
• Wyoming Can't Intervene In Crypto-Focused Bank's Fed Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Manchester U, Ottawa Senators, Maravai
• Courthouse Door Now Open To FERC Enforcement Challenges
• Duane Morris Adds Moses & Singer Bankruptcy Partner In NY
• IRS Needn't Notify Firms Of Bank Doc Summons, Justices Say
• Deutsche Bank To Shell Out $75M To Resolve Epstein Suit
• JPMorgan Tops List Of Most Active Securities Defendants
• 2nd Circ. Grapples With Ex-Manafort Pal's Bribery Rap
• First Republic's Ex-CEO Says 'Everything Changed' After SVB
• CFPB's Chopra Calls For 'More Durable,' Simpler Rules
• FTC Slams Intercontinental's Defense Of $11.7B Merger
• Warren Says Fed IG Role Creates 'Watchdogs That Don't Bark'
• Red States Ask Texas Court To Kill Feds' ESG Investing Rule
• UBS Says It Was Pushed Into Hasty Credit Suisse Rescue Deal
• Celsius Says Ch. 11 Auction Producing Competitive Bids
• Kentucky Men Charged In Alleged $3.3M Credit Fraud Scheme
• Intent Isn't Required In Banking Terrorism Suit, Justices Told
• Using Synthetic Securitization In Residential Mortgage Loans
• Is There A Legal Basis For Crypto Regulation?
• SEC Seeks Stronger Rules Governing Clearing Agency Risks
• Webster Bank Stalled Data Breach Disclosure, Customers Say
• FDIC Ordered To Hand Over SVB Parent's Tax Refund Checks
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• Wells Fargo's Historic $1B Payout Was Years In The Making
• Despite $1B Deal, Wells Fargo Still Faces Storm Of Litigation
• Fed Official Defends Call For More Regs Over GOP Resistance
• 'Really Dumb Move': Sens. Rake Ex-SVB Chief Over Coals
• NY DA Lists Potential Underlying Crimes In Trump Payoff Case
• JPMorgan Says Gas Co. Is Inconsistent In $2.3M Atty Fees Suit
• 'Chrisley' Star Didn't Defame Tax Investigator, Court Told
• How Cities Can Tackle Post-Pandemic Budgeting Dilemmas
• SEC May Be Regulating By Enforcement With Atty Actions
• Ropes & Gray Sheds Wealth Management Unit, Partners
• Wells Fargo Inks $1B Deal To End Investors' Compliance Suit
• Goldman Sachs Fined €6.6M By ECB For Misreporting Capital
• Pennsylvania Gets $11M Deal In 'Rent-To-Own' Loan Fee Suit
• Over 1,200 Natixis Workers Get Class Cert. In 401(k) Suit
• CFPB's Funding Structure Earns Wide Support At High Court
• Ex-Hughes Hubbard IP Head Defends Client's Direct Payment
• Musk Subpoenaed In USVI's JPMorgan Suit Over Epstein Ties
• Ex-Hedge Fund Star Denied Extra $14.4M After FINRA Award
• Capital One Settles White Ex-Worker's Race Bias Suit
• SVB's Former CEO 'Truly Sorry,' Ex-Signature Execs Dismayed
• Ga. Sports Agent, Adviser Agree To End $7M Unpaid Fees Suit
• Polarized ESG Debate Badly Serves The Public, Corporations
• Faulty PC Claim Won't Free Convicted Ill. Atty Pending Appeal
• Bank Directors Seek Leon Cosgrove's DQ Over Privileged Info
• UniCredit And Natixis OK $27M Deal In Bond-Rigging Suit
• Compliance Considerations For Financial Institutions Using AI
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• Paul Hastings Hires M&A Pro In NY From Willkie Farr
• Laos Seeks OK On 3 Arbitral Awards Over Gambling Venture
• Calif. Teachers' Fund Strikes $2.1M Deal In Libor-Rigging Case
• Fed Official Balks At 'Radical Reform' Of Bank Rules After SVB
• Terrorism Finance Claims Against Banks Viable, 2nd Circ. Told
• UBS To Pay Texas District $850K Over ESG Bond Dustup
• Shaq Couldn't Be Served Via DM, But Plenty Of Others Can
• Student Loan Forgiveness Wastes $5B Monthly, Judge Told
• Amid Recent Wins, SEC Crypto Authority Is Strong — For Now
• Advisory Firm Accuses Pot Co. Of Secretly Courting Investors
• FHFA Plans Forecast The Year Ahead In Affordable Housing
• Fla. Bank Investors Say Only 'Amnesia' Can Reverse Atty DQ
• Fees Sought After Post-Verdict $3.5M Crypto Fraud Settlement
• SVB Parent Says FDIC Has No Right To Hold Tax Refunds
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• WilmerHale Beats DQ Bid As Chase's Counsel In Epstein Suit
• Biden Taps Fed's Jefferson To Become Fed Vice Chair
• HSBC To Pay CFTC $75M Over Texting Probe, Spoofing
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• Companies Explore Costly Capital-Raising Ideas Amid Slump
• Bank Sold Off $2.5M Painting Quickly, Curator Testifies
• Lawmakers Spar Over Blame, Legislation After Bank Failures
• Investor Attys Get $8.9M Award In Credit Suisse Settlement
• IP Forecast: 'Purple' TM Trial To Kick Off In Chicago
• Husch Blackwell Hires Compliance Duo From Bradley Arant
• Calif. Panel OKs Retroactive Carveout To Employee Test
• Fla. Church's $1.2M Wire Fraud Case Moved To Federal Court
• SEC Flags Libor Sunset 'Challenges' For Investment Advisers
• Del. Justices Urged To Undo Atty Disqualification In FCRA Suit
• Iraqi Oil Co. Says Dutch Salvage Co. Can't Seek Bank Docs
• BofA Investor Fights 2nd Dismissal Bid In Pandemic Loss Suit
• Reintroduced Pot Banking Bill A Good First Step, Sens. Hear
• Texas' Happy State Bank Sued Over Data Breach Affecting 17K
• Citibank Wants Vets Trimmed From Military Lending Suit
• Banker Wants Opposing Firm Blocked In Bitcoin Arbitration
• The Recipe For A Strong Bank-Fintech Partnership Agreement
• Home Point Capital Trades Up After $324M Buy Announcement
• Live Well CFO Avoids Prison After 'Exceptional' Cooperation
• Ex-Credit Suisse Exec Unaware Of RMBS Misconduct
• HSBC, Scotiabank To Pay $37.5M In Texting Probe Settlements
• Dutch Banking Powerhouse Launches €1.5B Share Buyback
• BlockFi's Account Transfer Cutoff Upheld In Ch. 11 Case
• FDIC Proposes To Divvy Up SVB, Signature Backstop Costs
• PTAB Axes Some Claims Of USAA Patent In $4.3M PNC Win
• Robinhood, Fifth Third Disclose Regulators' Chat App Probes
• Pension Fund's Suit Says JPMorgan Execs Aided Epstein
• House Panel Urged To Consider FDIC Coverage Expansion
• 'Historic' Hearing Spotlights Deep Split On Crypto Regulation
• Judge Rejects Former Execs' Bid To Dismiss AIG Unit's Ch. 11
• 10th Circ. Backs Ruling Utah Bank Didn't Infringe 'Elevate' TM
• BofA Wants PPP Loan Class Action Tossed Or Arbitrated
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Alice Ax Of Payment Patent In Block Case
• Meta Gets Default Win In Phishing Suit Against Nigerian Duo
• Judge OKs SEC's $1.3M Ponzi Scheme Deal With Ex-Regulator
• First Trust Sued For Denying Activist's Trustee Nominees
• DynaPass Settles Texas IP Suit Against East West Bank
• 3 Key Areas Where Fintech And Sports Gaming Intersect
• Ex-Cay Clubs Exec Loses Bid For Retrial On Fraud Charges
• DC Judge Fails To Find Middle Ground In Covington, SEC Suit
• Colo. Bankruptcy Ruling Clarifies Debt Collection Rules
• CFPB Warns Banks About 'Unilaterally' Reopening Accounts
• Debt Co. Settles Florida Woman's False-Bills Suit
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• Kirkland Adds 2nd Latham Capital Markets Atty In 2 Months
• CFPB's Funding Passes Constitutional Muster, Justices Told
• Snell & Wilmer Hires Ex-Countrywide Atty From Bryan Cave
• Treasury Blacklists 4th 'Chapito,' Cartel 'Super Lab' Head
• Tribunal Rejects €647M Claim Over Banco Popular's Demise
• CFPB's Credit Card Late Fee Plan Takes Beating From Banks
• Wash. Justices Doubt Attorney Fees For Pre-Suit Conduct
• Financial Industry Shreds SEC's Adviser Custody Proposal
• 7th Circ. Won't Rethink Suit Over Chicago's $1B Meter Deal
• How Companies Should Prepare For Debt Ceiling Impasse
• Lone Star's $216M Award Against S. Korea Gets Trimmed
• FTX Proceedings Highlight D&O Issues Amid Bankruptcy
• Echoes Of '80s Thrift Crisis Are Present In Today's Bank Woes
• Trump Gets NY Federal Hearing On Bid To Move Criminal Case
• Ex-Treasury Dept. Deputy Asst. GC Joins Latham In DC
• PHH Mortgage Asks Judge To Toss Suit Over Payment Fees
• Chase Rips 'Nonsensical' WilmerHale DQ Bid In Epstein Suit
• FTX Founder Launches Volley Of Defenses In Criminal Case
• Trump's Ability To Access Evidence Limited In Criminal Case
• Shaq Says FTX Server Threw Lawsuit Notice At His Car
• Wells Fargo Says NM Cardholders Must Arbitrate Loss Claims
• Investors Say Ghanaian Businessman Avoiding $60M Award
• Feds Can't Escape No-Fly List Suit, Biz Owner Says
• US Bank, Insurers Drop $7.5M Winter Storm Coverage Suit
• SVB Collapse Blamed For Default In $2.5M Settlement
• Calif. Agency Eyes Bank Oversight 'Enhancements' After SVB
• Ex-Rabobank Exec Wants Gov't To Pay Her $4M Defense Cost
• NC Tribal Chief Vetoes $64M Allocation To Cannabis Business
• Prepare For Federal Agency Scrutiny On AI Discrimination
• Paul Weiss' Veeraraghavan On Slew Of Health Care Deals
• BlockFi Customers Dispute Account Transfer Cutoff
• Treasury DeFi Report Offers Insight Into BSA Compliance
• Navigating The New ESG Whistleblower Landscape
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• Lender Urges Judge To Keep Legal Malpractice Suit Alive
• 3rd Circ. May Preview: Dryers, Debt And A Dean
• 4 Things To Know About The NY AG's Draft Crypto Bill
• KeyCorp, BNY Mellon Disclose New SEC, CFTC Text Probes
• Fannie, Freddie Investors' Suit Should Be Nixed, 8th Circ. Told
• Wis. Bank Rejects Discrimination Claims In Peyote Use Case
• Colo. Judges Say Car Buyer Must Arbitrate With Credit Union
• Halkbank Ruling May Create Immunity Mess, Experts Say
• Ex-US Bank Exec Claims Retaliation In New Suit Over Firing
• Kenvue's IPO Offers Glimmer Of Hope During Bleak Times
• Malaysia In Talks To Bring Back Jho Low, Prime Minister Says
• BofA Trying To Hide Ball, TelexFree Investors Say
• Chase Sued For Not Reimbursing Fraudulent Zelle Transfers
• Wells Fargo Hit With Receiver Suit Over Atty's Ponzi Scheme
• Epstein Victim Wants WilmerHale DQ'd From JPMorgan Suit
• Minn. Jury Finds CellTrust Text-Tracking Patents Are Obvious
• Wells Fargo Prevails In $2M Life Insurance Dispute
• SVB Collapse Reinvigorates Bank Accounting Debate
• Energy Firm's Founder, Ex-CEO Allegedly Embezzled $5.9M
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• SEC Delivers 'Wake Up Call' With $279M Whistleblower Award
• NY AG Proposes Groundbreaking Crypto Regulations
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• HSBC Shareholders Vote Against Asian Spinoff
• TD Bank-First Horizon: From Dawn To Dusk On A $13.4B Deal
• Warren Blasts First Republic Execs For Bonuses, Stock Sales
• CFPB Ask Justices To Hold Online Lender To $50M Judgment
• Sen. Brown Wants Big Banks' Info On AI Security Threats
• Mich. Banks Say Court Must Reject Collections Class Action
• Collection Law Firm Plans High Court Appeal In CFPB Fight
• 9F Investors Fight 2nd Bid To Toss IPO Fraud Suit
• Merrill Lynch To Pay $1.4M Over Do-Not-Call Violations
• Man Extradited From Panama For $550K Investor Fraud Scam
• Biden Signals Sudan Sanctions, Says US Must Aid Transition
• Frank CEO Negotiating Disposition To Fraud Charges
• Florida Legislature Adds Flexibility To Condo Reform Law
• 5 Issues For Execs To Consider In SEC Cyber Rule Proposals
• LendingTree NC Data Breach Suit Heads To Mediation
• Trump Seeks Federal Intervention In Manhattan DA's Case
• Planning For A Potential Dodd-Frank Revamp Post-SVB
• TD Bank And First Horizon Nix $13B Merger Over Uncertainty
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pfizer, Subway, SoftBank
• Post-SVB Regrets? 'I've Had A Few,' Fed Chair Powell Says
• CFTC Inspector General Accused Of Outing Whistleblowers
• Feds Say $20M Investment Scheme Targeted Church Members
• Ex-CEO Of Bankrupt Crypto Lender Slams NY AG Fraud Claims
• US Bank Says 401(k) Fee Suit Cites Mismatched Plans
• Wells Fargo Beats Some Claims In Calif. Forbearance Suit
• BofA Must Halt PPP Loan Collections Amid Suit, Cos. Say
• A Breakdown Of Freddie Mac's New Servicer Custody Rules
• Morgan Lewis Hires 10 Financial Services Attys From Stroock
• Bahraini Bank Says No US Jurisdiction In Ch. 11 Row
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• Judge Details Claims About Ex-JPMorgan Exec's Epstein Ties
• Head Of $19M Debt Relief Telemarketing Scam Gets 78 Months
• Morgan Stanley In Talks With SEC, DOJ On Block Trading
• Bondholders Can't Sue Argentina Over $35M Default
• Ocwen Beats CFPB's Servicing Suit After 11th Circ. Remand
• Deutsche Bank Misled Gov't In LIBOR Probe, Ex-Trader Says
• DeSantis Signs Broad Anti-ESG Bill Into Law
• BofA Says It Did What Investor Asked In Pandemic Loss Suit
• Gensler Defends SEC's Regulatory Pace, Private Fund Plans
• Tips For Negotiating With A Swap Dealer In Distress
• High Court Decision Casts Doubt On FTC, SEC Proceedings
• 3 Ex-Spencer Fane Finance Pros Join Nelson Mullins In Dallas
• HSBC To Return $2B To Shareholders Through Buyback
• Pallas Launches Latest Credit Suisse Bondholders' Suit
• Chevron At The High Court: Scalpel Or Sledgehammer?
• Trump Fights DA's 'Extreme' Bid To Limit Access To Evidence
• Poloniex Agrees To Pay $7.6M In Sanctions Settlement
• FDIC Suggests Targeted Insurance Reform Amid Bank Failures
• Fed Watchdog Wants More Scrutiny On Employees' Trades
• Crypto ATM Operator Coinme Fined $3.9M Over Token Offering
• Venezuela Debts Suit To Move Ahead Despite Appeals
• 8th Circ. Affirms Ex-Atty's 8-Year Sentence For Bank Fraud
• SEC Inks $1.3M Deal With Ex-Official In Stanford Ponzi Scam
• Scammed Homebuyers Accuse Denver Brokers Of Negligence
• Trump Atty Must Reveal Stormy Daniels Info In Conflict Probe
• SEC Accuses Colorado Man of $1M Promissory Note Fraud
• SVB Collapse Underscores Policy And Regulatory Pitfalls
• Ga. Man Accused Of Faking $1.5M In Money Orders, ID Theft
• Ill. Bank To Pay $975K To Quickly Resolve OT Collective Suit
• Justices To Hear Tipster's Case To Revive $1M Retaliation Win
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism
• COVID Fraudster Gets Extra 1.75 Years For Using Fake Name
• JPMorgan Buys First Republic Assets After FDIC Takeover