Banking Archive » April, 2024

Banking - April, 2024

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• Epstein Victims Must Disclose Names In FBI Suit, Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Revives Commerzbank RMBS Suit Against US Bank
• Chase Can't Escape Medical Services Co.'s Defamation Suit
• Skadden, Latham Lead Travel Firm Viking's Upsized $1.5B IPO
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Kavanaugh Classmate Takes On HuffPost
• What Calif. Eviction Ruling Means For Defaulting Borrowers
• Judge Seeks Promises From Adviser, Wife In $5.9M SEC Case
• Crypto Exec Denies $2B Laundering Charges, Is Out On Bail
• NY Bank Investors Spar Over Bid To Merge, Pause Suits
• Sens. Warn Of Crypto's Role In Helping Russia Skirt Sanctions
• Expect Tougher Bank Exams 1 Year After Spring 2023 Failures
• Feds Endorse Easing Marijuana Status In Big Policy Shift
• Judge Says $4.5M Davis Wright Deal Should Be Approved
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• 5th Circ. Urged To Block CFPB's Credit Card Late Fee Rule
• 6th Circ. Revives Co.'s Malpractice Suit Against Ohio Firm
• TD Ameritrade Fined $600K Over Flawed Automated Approvals
• DCG Gets To Face Combined Crypto Actions In Conn.
• High Court Uncertainty Stalls SEC Case Against Marcum CPA
• Target, Grubhub Say Visa, Mastercard Fee Deal Is A Scam
• 1st Circ. Slashes Atty's Convictions In Email Fraud Case
• Ex-COO Of Mo. Charity Gets 3 Years For Bribing Officials
• Court Can Make Widow Pull $2.5M From Swiss Bank, US Says
• Wells Fargo Didn't Pay For Out-Of-Shift Work, Suit Says
• No Need To Delay $811M Immigrant Bond Co. Fine, CFPB Says
• Banks Have Won Syndicated Loan Battle, But Not The War
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• Orrick Adds Morgan Lewis Securities Regulatory Atty In DC
• TitleMax Says Class Plaintiff Lied To Get 'Usurious' Loan
• Compliance Strategies To Mitigate 3 New Areas Of AI Risk
• Justices Deny Review Of Hezbollah-Tied Bank's Immunity
• Davis Polk, Wachtell Steer $2B Heartland-UMB Bank Merger
• Supreme Court Declines To Hear 'Unusual' FCRA Case
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Binance Can Arbitrate Suit Over Terra Stablecoin Collapse
• CFTC Receives Competing Visions For AI's Regulatory Future
• Custodia Balks At KC Fed's $25K Legal Bill After Account Suit
• Wells Fargo Clients Seek Class Cert. In Race Bias Suit
• Umpqua Bank Seeks Win On Investors' Ponzi Aiding Claims
• Republic First Bank Fails In Biggest Bust Since 2023 Turmoil
• Truist Unit Survives Early Dismissal Bid In NC Poaching Suit
• 4 Goals For Gov'ts To Pursue In The UN Tax Convention
• DC Circ. Says Bomb Victims Can't Go After World Bank Or IMF
• The Drawbacks Of Banking Regulators' Merger Review Plans
• 2 NC Sens. Seek Atty Fee Cap In Debt Collection Suits
• The Week In Trump: Tabloid Testimony, High Court Drama
• Freshfields Guides PE Giant CVC Capital's Upsized $2.1B IPO
• JPMorgan Says Ex-Adviser Is Pilfering Clients For Wells Fargo
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FDIC Tables Plans To Scrutinize Big 'Passive' Bank Investors
• FTC Sues Bill-Payment Co. Over Misleading Ads, Junk Fees
• Incarceration Can't Get Default Nixed In $92M Award Suit
• The Case For Overturning Florida Foreclosure Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Defines Foreign IP Damages, Raises New Questions
• Mr. Cooper's $3.6M Convenience Fee Settlement Gets Final OK
• Atty Slams Mogul's Fight For Bank Records As Waste Of Time
• Quinn Emanuel, Morgan Lewis Make Strides In Saudi Arabia
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bracing For The CFPB's War On Mortgage Fees
• FDIC Pushes Back On Lender Groups Suing Over Colo. Law
• Hedge Fund Says Credit Suisse Misled On Bonds' Health
• Crypto Mixer Execs Arrested Over $2B In Illicit Transactions
• Backpage Execs Win Partial Acquittal In Prostitution Ad Retrial
• Borrower Asks Full 4th Circ. To Hear Debt Canceling Case
• Sanction Bank Workers Who Hid IP Grab, Branding Firm Says
• DOJ Consent Orders Chart Road Map For Lending Compliance
• Investors Say Macquarie No Magic Bullet For Citi In Fraud Suit
• Boston Pension Doubles Down On Bid To Lead NYCB Suit
• Private Equity Lag Continues To Stunt M&A Growth
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• EU Keeps Gibraltar, Panama, UAE On AML Blacklist
• EU Says 3 States Aren't Correctly Following AML Law
• ​​​​​​​Feds Ask 30 Years For Ex-FDIC Atty In Child Exploitation Case
• SEC Critics Preview Future Challenges To Agency Action
• CFTC Formalizes Policy On Uncleared Swaps Recordkeeping
• Seller Fights Lender Over First Dibs On $3 Million Property
• Citi Says 401(k) Suit No Different From Others That Were Axed
• Consider 2 Alternative Exit Plans In RE Distress Scenarios
• Ex-Banker Says HSBC Can't Blame Wage Policy On Manager
• Biz Ownership Law Constitutional, Lawmakers Tell 11th Circ.
• Breaking Down DOJ's Individual Self-Disclosure Pilot Program
• BofA Nears Deal Over 'Hidden' Wire Transfer Junk Fees
• Boies Schiller Attys For Epstein Victims Beat Sanctions Bid
• Reverse Veil-Piercing Ruling Will Help Judgment Creditors
• Feds Want About 3 Years In Prison For LA Bank Embezzler
• DOL's Final Investment Advice Regs Expand ERISA's Reach
• PacWest Wants Suit Over Alleged Rate Hike Exposure Axed
• NY's 'Buy-Now, Pay-Later' Oversight Bill Delayed But Not Dead
• Kansas Gov. Signs Earned Wage Access License Bill Into Law
• Scotiabank Fights To Keep Peru VAT Claim Alive
• Congress Can Enact Corp. Transparency, Orgs Tell 11th Circ.
• Address Complainants Before They Become Whistleblowers
• Ensuring Nonpublic Info Stays Private Amid SEC Crackdown
• What Cos. Are Reporting Under New SEC Cybersecurity Rule
• 10 Tips For ESG Disclosure Compliance In Private Funds
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Trump, NY AG Reach Deal To OK $175M Fraud Appeal Bond
• PE-Backed Cruise Operator Viking Sets Sights On $1B IPO
• Ex-Law Dept. Employee Cops To Workers' Comp Check Thefts
• SBF Inks Deal To Help FTX Investors Go After Promoters
• Wells Fargo Faces Sex Bias Suit Over 'Degrading' Workplace
• Real Estate Authority: Small Bank Loans, ULI, Lunar Housing
• CFPB Seeks 5th Circ. Do-Over In Credit Card Late Fee Case
• Kansas City Bank Sued Over Prepaid Cards For Ex-Detainees
• Banking Boss Seeks First Bite In Lawyer-Linked Debt Services
• Thai Co. Pays $20M For 'Egregious' Iran Sanctions Violations
• IRS Previews New Digital Assets Reporting Form
• NY AG Doubts Trump Insurer Can Cover $175M Bond
• What's In OCC's Proposed Freedom Of Information Act Update
• Atty Says False Testimony Justifies Chrisleys' Acquittal
• Blumenauer: This 4/20 Will Be The Last For Schedule I Pot
• The Week In Trump: NY Trial And A High Court Date Loom
• Binance Ruling Spotlights Muddled Post-Morrison Landscape
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Citi Can Arbitrate Anti-Armenian Bias Suit, Judge Rules
• BofA Keeps Win Against Movie Website's TM Suit At 10th Circ.
• Hedge Fund Says Its $100M Award Over Peru Bonds Is Valid
• Senate Dems Question 4 Biggest Banks Over Fraud Controls
• Lebanese Bank To Face Victims' Hezbollah Terrorism Suit
• OCC Fines Sterling Bank's Ex-CEO And SF Giants Owner
• BNP Paribas Can't Escape Suit Over Sudan's Rights Abuses
• Coventry Building Society Makes £780M Offer For Co-Op Bank
• Bank Regulators Appeal Texas Judge's Halt Of New CRA Rules
• Bank Wants To Exit Suit Over $100M Of Special Needs Trusts
• J. Singer Law Group Adds New Bankruptcy Of Counsel
• Ex-Ant Group Counsel Joins Troutman Pepper In NY
• Atty Wants Law Firm Subpoenaed In $12M Somali Fraud Case
• Alston & Bird Adds A Former New York Insurance Deputy
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tapestry-Capri, StubHub IPO, Salesforce
• Wife Of Alleged $3B TelexFree Scammer 'Hounded' In MDL
• Corp. Transparency Act Could Survive 11th Circ. Several Ways
• Ethics Panel Douses Judge DQ Talk In 5th Circ. CFPB Case
• NY Settles With Payroll, Prepaid Card Bank For $700K
• SEC Urged To Rethink Whistleblower Awards To Short-Sellers
• Wells Fargo Headed To Trial In Ex-Exec's COVID-Era ADA Suit
• New Stablecoin Bill Eyes Investor Protections, AML Regime
• Flagstar Bank Beats Overdraft 'Fee Maximization' Suit
• Judge Says Ex-Bank Rep Worse Than Robber For Film Fraud
• Coding Bootcamp Fined $164K For Misleading Student Loans
• Missouri Moves To Block Biden's Student Loan Relief Plan
• Bankman-Fried Appeal May Cite Unusual Preview Testimony
• Judge Merges Axos Bank Suits But Won't Appoint Counsel Yet
• FDIC Bank Merger Reviews Could Get More Burdensome
• Judge Delays Trial Over $20M Allegedly Hidden From IRS
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Split 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Case Over Agency Protections
• Corp. Transparency Act A Valid Use Of Powers, 11th Circ. Told
• BofA Draws Scorn From Republican AGs Over 'De-Banking'
• Wis. Bank Must Face Bias Claims In Tribal Peyote Case
• Trump, Insurer Defend $175M Bond In NY AG Case
• SEC Hit With Class Action Over Database Privacy Concerns
• CFPB Moves To 'Streamline' How It Tags Nonbanks For Exams
• Ex-Minority Owner Of Commanders Sues BofA Over Team Sale
• A Key Pitfall Of Restricted Subsidiaries In Loan Agreements
• IBM Gained Most AI Patents By Far In 2023
• South State Bank Breach Exposed 1 Million People, Suit Says
• Capital One Escapes Customer Sign-Up Bonus Suit, For Now
• Credit Union And 'Dreamers' Get Initial OK To Settle Bias Suit
• Ex-North Korean Official Charged With Dodging US Sanctions
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• Chancery Tosses Zelle Fraud Suit Against JPMorgan Directors
• Dems Grill Chamber Over 'Outrageous' CFPB Card Fee Suit
• SEC Scores Win In $119M Rochester, NY Muni Bond Suit
• 'Pig Butchering' Scams' Human Toll Has Experts Alarmed
• Chancery Denies Forte Biosciences' Bid To Toss Investor Suit
• Barclays To Pay FINRA Fine Over Research Analysts Conflicts
• 4th Circ. Won't Let Borrower Pin Feds' Flub On Pa. Agency
• CFPB Hits Back At Bank Challenge To Small-Biz Lending Rule
• Worldpay Sues Shuttered Retailer Over Refund Refusals
• New Proposal Signals Sharper Enforcement Focus At CFIUS
• What FinCEN Proposed Customer ID Number Change Means
• Endeavor Group's $13B Take-Private Deal Challenged In Del.
• Bond Co. Asks For Life-Saving Pause On $811M Fine
• Long Island Debt Collector Settles Disabled Worker's Bias Suit
• Justices Allow Class Action Over ATM Fees To Proceed
• Real Estate Authority: RE Women In BigLaw, Q1, Proptech
• Chamber Defends SEC Climate Regs From Enviros' Challenge
• Peru Says Gramercy's $100M Bond Arbitration Bid Too Late
• Connecticut Credit Union Settles Overdraft Fee Lawsuit
• Petition Watch: Judge DQs, 'Excessive' Damages & Price Wars
• Mercedes-Benz Lending Arm Must Face Conn. Lease Fight
• Ohtani's Ex-Translator Gets $25K Bond On $16M Fraud Charge
• Republicans Warn CFPB Against Pursuing Arbitration Rule 2.0
• Traversing The Web Of Nonjudicial Grievance Mechanisms
• An NYDFS-Regulated Bank's Guide To Proper Internal Audits
• Mogul Aims To Trace Part Of Alleged $35M Hack Payout To Atty
• Credit Suisse, Lloyds, Others Ink $3.5M Libor Deal
• Woman Pleads Guilty To $1.3M COVID Tax Credit Fraud
• The Week In Trump: Catch Up On The Ex-President's Cases
• Off The Bench: Ohtani 'Victim' In Theft, Arbitration Nod To NFL
• HomeStreet Hit With Shareholders Suit Over FirstSun Merger
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Post-Moelis Del. Corp. Law Proposal Would Hurt Stockholders
• CFPB Says Credit Card Shares Disqualifying In 5th Circ. Case
• DC Circ. Mulls Jurisdiction In Fight Over Jewish Texts
• 3 Firms Guide Safety Inspection Firm UL's Upsized $946M IPO
• Feds Bring MLB's Messy Betting Scandal Into Focus
• Wells Fargo Wants Ex-CEO's $34M Back-Pay Suit Tossed
• JPMorgan Analyst's Acquittal Sinks Stock Tip Case, Man Says
• Visa Beats Some Merchant Claims In Antitrust MDL
• Canadian Trucking Co. Needs More Time For US DIP Approval
• CFPB, EU Say Teamwork 'Critical' As Fintech Bridges Atlantic
• Investors Get OK For $111M Ponzi Case Receiver Passed On
• Illinois Banking Brief
• Florida Banking Brief
• BNY Can't Nix Suit Alleging Mutual Fund Conflict Of Interest
• Judge Grants $3.2M In Fees For Wawa Class Counsel
• At 'SEC Speaks,' A Focus On Rebuilding Trust Amid Criticism
• Insurer Says Firm Not Covered For Bogus Check Scheme
• FTX Brass, Investors Can't Move Bankruptcy Suit To MDL
• Fla. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q1
• Ohtani's Ex-Interpreter Charged In $16M Theft From MLB Star
• Treasury Proposes Steeper Foreign Investment Law Penalties
• Push For Bank Capital Hike Has 'Damaged' Fed, Quarles Says
• GOP Rep. Calls On SEC To Delay Climate Rule Compliance
• Cadence Bank Sued Over Numerous Out-Of-Network Fees
• Deported Man Can't Undo Fraud Conviction After Feds' Error
• Wells Fargo Can't Bar Atty From Deposition, NC Judge Rules
• FDIC Details Prep For Winding Down Failing Financial Giants
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q1
• Weisselberg's Perjury At Trial Spotlights Atty Ethics Issues
• Frost Brown Recruits 9 Attys For Denver Launch
• IRS' DOJ Referral Rules 'A Disaster,' Sen. Whitehouse Says
• Practicing Law With Parkinson's Disease
• Activists Can't Show LexisNexis Violated Ill. Consumer Law
• Chase, Zelle Can Arbitrate Stolen-Funds Reimbursement Case
• Ex-BigLaw Atty In OneCoin Scam A Flight Risk, Feds Say
• Biden's Student Loan Relief Plan Is Unlawful, States Say
• PCAOB Fines KPMG, Deloitte Units $27M For Cheating Claims
• Ex-Trump Finance Chief Weisselberg Jailed For Perjury
• Six Firms Vie To Lead NY Community Bank Losses Suit
• 5th Circ. Asks For Briefing Amid Scrutiny Of Judge's Citi Stock
• Calif. AG Backs Bill To Revamp 'Abysmal' Corporate Penalties
• FDIC Beats Industry Group's Challenge To NSF Fee Guidance
• House GOP To Air Measure Rejecting SEC Climate Rule
• Trump Opposes NY Monitor Probe After Exec's Perjury
• Ex-Fox News Anchor Continues Fighting Forced Arbitration
• How Banks Should Respond To Calif. AG's Overdraft Warning
• TD Bank Wants 'Absurd' First Horizon Merger Suit Tossed
• Cos. Should Prepare For Foreign Data Transfer Regulations
• Treasury Renews Call For Tools To Combat Crypto Crime
• Boies Schiller Attys Face Sanctions Bid Over Epstein Suit
• Playing Hockey Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Republicans Mobilize Against CFPB's Card Late-Fee Rule
• W.Va. Blocks Citi, HSBC, Others Over Fossil Fuel 'Boycotts'
• Oppenheimer Beats FINRA Arbitration Bid By Ponzi Victims
• Citibank Can't Dodge Liability After Escrow Theft
• Mich. Regulators' Fraud Fears Are 'Nonsense,' Developer Says
• Credit Reporters Falling Short On Trafficking Rule, CFPB Says
• FTC's Slaughter Defends International Cooperation
• Canada's High Court Enforces Award In Greek Defense Suit
• Wells Fargo Knew Of Ex-Texas Atty's Fraud, Victims Claim
• 2nd Circ. OKs Turnover Order In HNA $185M Award Feud
• Expect CFPB Enforcement To Continue Ramping Up
• ESG Challenges In Focus After Sierra Club Opposes SEC Rule
• FINRA Fines Broker-Dealer, CEO In Text Messaging Action
• Goldman Investors Closer To Class Cert. In 1MDB Bribery Suit
• 3 Firms Score $885K Fee In Synchrony Investor Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• For Lawyers, Pessimism Should Be A Job Skill, Not A Life Skill
• Plot Holes Doom JPMorgan 'Fraud' Narrative, Frank Exec Says
• Schumer Seeks More Data, Details About Capital One Deal
• PNC Must Face Customer's Suit, Judge Says After Fixing Error
• 5th Circ. Blocks Biden Admin's Predatory College Loan Rule
• BofA Objects To Allowing Zelle Fraud Claim To Proceed
• Chrisley Must Pay $755K For Slandering Ga. Tax Worker
• 5th Circ. Reels Back Banks' Late-Fee Rule Suit To Texas
• UBS Beats Blockchain Co.'s Spoofing Suit, For Now
• Bankruptcy Courts' Role In Shaping Crypto's Legal Framework
• Private Capital Considerations Amid Market Revival
• Handling Customer Complaints In Bank-Fintech Partnerships
• Judge Wary Of Foley & Lardner Exit Bid From SEC Suit
• Green Energy Co. Duped Investors Out Of $40M, Suit Says
• Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial Spotlights Long-Criticized Law
• Justices Urged To Mull Hezbollah-Tied Bank's Immunity 'Now'
• Intent-Based Theory Of Liability In Hwang Creates Ambiguity
• CFPB's Privacy Efforts Extend Beyond Banks, Chopra Says
• CFPB Says Online Games May Pose Financial Risks To Users
• MoneyLion's Woes Draw Del. Suit Against SPAC Insiders
• Bank Trade Group Urges Regulators To Sanction Navy Federal
• Crypto Bank, Chair Blast FTX Investors' 'Gatling Gun' Claims
• OCC's Hsu Floats Splitting Refund Costs For AI-Enabled Fraud
• Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs Can't Duck Archegos Claims
• BofA Can't Escape Suit Over Pandemic Fee-Relief Pledge
• FDIC Reports Discriminatory Lending At SouthStar Bank
• Huawei Slated For 2026 Sanctions, IP Theft Trial
• Wells Fargo Hit With Del. Suit Targeting Account Abuses
• Ginnie Mae, HUD Must Face Bank's Vacated Lien Suit
• NY AG Wants Trump Insurer To Guarantee $175M Bond
• Divided PTAB Invalidates RFID Claim It Previously Upheld
• Citibank Can't Force Arbitration In Fees Suit, Veterans Say
• Fifth Third Hit With Fee Suit Over Bounced Check Deposits
• Real Estate Fraudster Wins 3rd Circ. Bid To Testify
• Attys Awarded $1.5M In Fees On Tax Disclosure Suit
• $175M Bond Refiled By Trump Is Still Substantively Flawed
• SEC Voluntarily Puts Climate Regs On Ice During Court Battle
• Requiring Leave To File Amicus Briefs Is A Bad Idea
• Top M&A Advisers Of Q1 Include Kirkland, Skadden
• Deals Rumor Mill: Alphabet, Honeywell, Syngenta IPO
• NJ Ruling Offers Road Map To Fight Dishonored Check Claims
• CFPB's Overdraft Plan Is Unlawful Price Control, Banks Say
• Winning Foreign Patent Damages Just Became A Lighter Lift
• Judge Consolidates Wells Fargo Unwanted Products Suits
• OneCoin Atty Gets 4 Years For Role In $4B Crypto Fraud
• Nationstar Adds 'Junk Fee' For Loan Payoff Quote, Suit Says
• Mortgage Co. Targeted In News Report Hit With RICO Suit
• SEC Atty Says Macquarie 'Overstated' High Court Case
• Bank Wraps Up Ex-VP's Age Discrimination Suit
• NY Bank, Investors Want Derivative Suits Merged, Paused
• 4 Ways To Motivate Junior Attorneys To Bring Their Best
• A Look At Recent Challenges To SEC's Settlement 'Gag Rule'
• Investors Want $1.5B Penalty Awarded After PE Buyout
• Colo. Law Doesn't Account For Risky Borrowers, Court Told
• US Bank Beats $100M Suit Over Role As CDO Trustee
• SEC Investigators Say Attys Harm Clients By 'Behaving Badly'
• Illinois Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q1
• Pharma Exec, Cousin Cop To Insider Trading On Kodak Loan
• Defense Attys Must Prep For Imminent AI Crime Enforcement
• Top 10 Deals Of Q1 Led By GE Energy Spinoff, Capital One
• UK Regulators Propose Special Regime For Digital Securities
• Citi Says 'Misguided' NY Fraud Protection Suit 'Mangles' Law
• Gas Tycoon Owes $100M To UBS, Lenders After Trial Loss
• SEC Republicans Criticize 'Punishing' Rulemaking Agenda
• USPTO Targeted In Brothers' Patent Litigation Campaign
• Frost Bank Customers Sue Over 'Crippling' Overdraft Fees
• 5th Circ. Extends Transfer Stay In CFPB Late-Fee Rule Suit
• Swiss Banker Avoids Prison For $60M Tax Evasion Conspiracy
• Calif. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q1
• Tipsters May Be Key To Financial Regulators' ESG Efforts
• Simpson Thacher Appoints 2 Banking And Credit Leads
• 3 Firms Guide Safety Testing Group UL's Estimated $770M IPO
• Cohen Milstein Hires CFTC Whistleblower Office Leader In DC
• Serving As A Sheriff's Deputy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• UK Reaches Landmark AI Risk Testing Agreement With US
• Trump Posts $175M Bond, Pausing $465M Fraud Judgment
• Nat'l Security Info Ordered Sealed In $12M Somali Fraud Case
• AmEx Sends Credit Card Applicants' Data To Meta, Suit Says
• FDIC Dings 2 More Banks Over 3rd-Party Relationships
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• CORRECTED: Immigration Bond Cos. Owe $811M For Deceptive Practices
• Fears About The End Of Chevron Deference Are Overblown
• Texas Judge Halts New Community Lending Rules For Banks
• Kirkland Atty Escapes Malpractice Suit Over Loan Docs
• Fed Beats Crypto-Focused Bank's Master Account Suit
• Murdaugh Gets 40 Years For Financial Crimes In Fed. Court
• Inside The Global Ch. 11 Hunt For Ho Wan Kwok's Money
• Canadian Trucking Co. Seeks US Bankruptcy Recognition
• NJ Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q1
• Former Minn. Chief Justice Instructs On Writing Better Briefs