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Securities - February, 2013

372 articles

• Top Plaintiffs Firms Say Amgen No License To Print Money
• Diamond Foods Escapes Suit In Del. Over Accounting Scandal
• Amgen Dissents Put Fraud On The Market On Thin Ice
• Miami Businessman Cops To $40M Investment Scam
• SEC Says It Can Bring Suit Over Falcone's 'Spiteful' Trades
• Icahn Gains Two Herbalife Directors In Feud With Ackman
• HIG Awarded $4M In PE Cos.' Suit Over $41M Foreclosure
• SecondMarket Skirts $9.5M Suit Over Facebook Share Sale
• JPMorgan Slams Lehman Request To Depose 'London Whale'
• JPMorgan Can't Dodge Suit Over Alleged RMBS Misconduct
• Chancery Court Becomes Top Pick For Shareholder Suits
• CFTC Chief Calls For Industry Cooperation On Libor Reform
• Shopping Center Giant Kimco Snared In Wal-Mart FCPA Probe
• Q&A With Latham & Watkins' Patrick Gibbs
• Proxy Season Brings More 'Gotcha' Shareholder Litigation
• The Most Unlikely Financial Crisis Fall Guy
• 6 Areas Often Underestimated In Law Firm Mergers
• Guggenheim Probed For Ties To Banned Junk Bond King
• 2nd Circ. Revives UBS Retirement Fund Suit
• Del. High Court Denies Investor Appeal Over $9B Freeport Deal
• TD Bank Strikes $41M Deal To End Rothstein Fraud Claims
• Argentina Tells 2nd Circ. It May Defy Order In $1.4B Bond Row
• High Court Ruling Puts SEC Actions On Strict Timetable
• Amgen's High Court Defeat Leaves Defense Bar Reeling
• 1st Thoughts On Supreme Court's Amgen Ruling
• Corvex, Related Raise REIT Bid To $2.2B While Suing Board
• Justices Question Merchants' Logic In AmEx Antitrust Case
• Senate Confirms Jack Lew As Treasury Secretary
• Lack of CFTC Funds Hampers Enforcement, Gensler Says
• 6th Circ. Backs Johnston Barton Win In Broker's Suit
• Man Group Employee Among 3 Arrested In Insider Tips Probe
• McGuireWoods Adds Ex-SEC, Skadden Atty To DC Office
• SEC Watchdog Sues Feds Over Volcker Rule Delay
• Barclays Docs Blast FERC Subpoena In $470M Energy Probe
• Rare Guidance On FCPA's Reach Over Foreign Nationals
• Bernanke Says 'Too Big To Fail' No Longer Exists
• Gabelli Could Kickstart The 'Civil' Prosecution Debate
• First Quantum Again Pushes Deadline For $5.2B Inmet Offer
• Credit Suisse RMBS Fraud Suit Sent To State Court
• Zipcar Tells More About $491M Avis Deal To End Suits
• SEC Gets No Extra Time For Fraud Suits, Supreme Court Rules
• High Court Rebuffs Amgen, Lowering Bar For Investor Suits
• Q&A With Kirkland's Neil Eggleston
• Citigroup Balks At $6M In Fees For Nixed Exec Pay Suit
• AIG's Suit Against NY Fed Temporarily Halted
• New Stream Execs Charged With Securities Fraud
• Houston American Beats Investor Suit Over Exec Bonuses
• Old Second Strikes $7.5M Deal In Pension Investment Suit
• FINRA To Renew Fight Against Schwab's Class Action Waiver
• AmEx Opens Door For Justices To Build On Concepcion
• Libor Should Be Based On Real Transactions, Gensler Says
• Fund Investigator Wants NuWave's Defamation Win Reversed
• McDermott Client Tells Judge To Keep Malpractice Suit Alive
• BNY Mellon Says It Can't Be Blamed For Fund's Madoff Losses
• Focus Media Investor Sues Over $3.7B Carlyle-Led Buyout
• FSOC Pressures SEC, But All's Fair In Love And Regulation
• NY AG Cites New Analysis In Bid To Revive Schwab ARS Suit
• Investor Sues HP For Docs On Ill-Fated $10.3B Autonomy Buy
• Texas High Court Eyes Limits Of Shareholder Oppression Suits
• BlackRock Wins SEC Approval For Copper-Backed ETF
• Q&A With Morgan Lewis' Justin Chairman
• Wachtell Founder Says Einhorn Is The Problem With Activism
• KDDI, Sumitomo Increase Jupiter Takeover Bid By 13%
• CommonWealth REIT Faces $2B Investor Buyout Threat
• The Next Big Thing In Securities Litigation
• Lawmaker Blasts TARP Paymaster Over Exec Pay Packages
• Peabody Says SEC Investigating Prairie State Coal Plant
• Senate Panel Backs Lew's Nomination For Treasury Secretary
• Senate Eyes March For SEC Chairman Confirmation Hearing
• 11th Circ. Snubs St. Joe Investors' Loss Causation Theory
• Shine Might Be Off Alt Fee Arrangements, GC Survey Shows
• GCs Brace For More Whistleblower Suits
• In-House Teams Expand To Keep Pace With More Suits, Probes
• BioClinica Shareholders Can't Stop $123M PE Takeover Bid
• GCs Say FCPA Fears Spur More Careful Dealmaking
• Regulatory Probes Reach New High, GC Survey Shows
• GCs Rate Fixed Fees Best Bang For Their Buck
• Gupta Ordered To Repay Goldman $6.2M In Legal Fees
• Investors Win Class Cert. In Madoff Feeder Fund Action
• Noble Execs Say SEC's Nigerian Bribery Claims Are Too Late
• Inmet Bolsters Panama Ops As $5B Hostile Bid Looms
• US Slams States' Dodd-Frank Challenge
• Boeing Dreamliner Case Wasn't Fraudulent, 7th Circ. Told
• AMR Looks For Thumbs-Up On Merger From Bankruptcy Court
• Thornburg, BofA Settlement Should Be Public: US Trustee
• British Bankers Group Agrees To Give Up Libor-Setting Duties
• Q&A With Ropes & Gray's John Donovan
• Ch. 15 — Still Coming Of Age
• NM Inks $24M Deal With Vanderbilt In Pay-To-Play Suit
• Morgan Stanley Whistleblower Also Targets FINRA In New Suit
• NetSpend Investor Claims $1.4B Buyout Favors PE Backers
• Dodd-Frank May Weaken SEC Power, Commissioner Says
• New Citigroup Pay Plan May Not Soothe Shareholder Ire
• American Airlines To Execs: Don't Blog About $11B Merger
• SEC Commissioner Advocates Exchange 'Kill Switch'
• Schwab Wins One For The Broker, Threatening Class Actions
• Apple Investor Einhorn Wins Partial Halt Of Shareholder Vote
• Broker Penson Lands $10.5M Stalking Horse In Ch. 11
• Federal Employees Sue US For $120M Over Ponzi Scheme
• Calif. County Urges New Municipality Class In Libor MDL
• Libor Manipulation Probes A Priority, EU Watchdog Says
• Mystery Heinz 'Insider Traders' No-Shows In Hearing
• Qualcomm Promises To Reveal Election Spending To Investors
• Convicted Milberg Weiss Partner Admits To DUI Offense
• UBS Denies It Tanked MBS To Cause $331M In Losses
• Q&A With Skadden's James Carroll
• No Cash For Madoff Feeder Fund Investors, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Fed Extends Comments For Dodd-Frank Foreign Bank Rule
• Einhorn Blasts Dell For Sitting On Cash Like Apple
• BNY Mellon To Pay MedCap Investors $114M Over Ponzi Plot
• Plumbing The Murky Depths Of Chinese State Secrecy Law
• 'Honey Laundering' Signals A New Enforcement Era
• Texas High Court Case May Expand Duties Of Corporate Brass
• SEC Wants Pilot To Pay $2.4M For Insider Trading
• How They Won It: Weil's Paper Trail To India Saves Satyam
• Schwab Can Force Clients To Arbitrate, FINRA Panel Rules
• Okada Departs Wynn Board A Day Before Shareholder Vote
• Goldman Tells SEC It Lacks Info On Accused Heinz Trader
• NYMEX Workers Leaked Customer Trade Info, CFTC Says
• Ex-Eagles QB's Ponzi Suit Intercepted By Arbitration Clause
• Q&A With Gibson Dunn's Meryl Young
• Wells Fargo Must Face More Fannie Investor Claims: 2nd Circ.
• Jana Ups Agrium Stake Amid Push To Steer Company
• Troutman Boosts Banking Ranks With 2 Ex-Kilpatrick Attys
• Cellular South Asks 2nd Circ. To Revive $26M ARS Suit
• The Changing Composition Of SEC Enforcement Actions
• SEC Commissioner Says Investors Deserve More Exec Pay Info
• Judge Won't Nix Charges Against Atty In Racketeering Case
• Bond Seller Tied To $52M Ponzi Scheme Enters Plea Deal
• Rare Scolding In FCPA Case Shows SEC Can Go Too Far
• Bilked Investors Can't Sue Madoff Family, 2nd Circ. Says
• Credit Unions Knew RMBS Risks, JPMorgan Says
• Lockheed Pays $19M To End Investors' Info Systems Biz Suit
• Fannie, Freddie Knew Of Risks In $27M MBS Buy: Countrywide
• Dell Investor Slams $24B Management Buyout's Timing
• ResCap Fights To Subordinate Insurers' Securities Claims
• Deadlock Leads To 2nd Mistrial In Vitesse Book-Cooking Case
• Judge Raises Bar For SEC On FCPA Jurisdiction
• Q&A With Reed Smith's Amy Greer
• JPMorgan Investors Seek To Split Dimon's Roles
• Conrad Black Rips US Courts After Losing Set-Aside Bid
• Aggressive Wiretap Affirmed With Little Fanfare
• Swapping Safely: DOL's Take On Swaps And ERISA Plans
• Herbalife Confirms SEC Probe Into Finances
• New FCPA Guides Leave Companies Guessing, Biz Groups Say
• M&A Resurgence May Fuel SEC's Insider Trading Fire
• Rothstein Investor Wants TD Bank Suit Back In Fla. Court
• FBI Investigates Suspicious Trading At Heinz
• MF Global Cleared To Collect Votes For Liquidation Plan
• Shaken Chinese Investors Could Shy From New EB-5 Projects
• Heinz No-Shop Shows Price Isn't Everything In Pa.
• Deloitte Signed Off On Bogus ChinaCast Docs, Funds Say
• Apple Shareholder Vote May Violate Law, Judge Says
• SEC Eyes Push For Mandatory Market Technology Rules
• ResCap Sets Aside $12.3M For Ambac's Sale Challenge
• Google Investor Can't Revive Suit Over Online Drug Sales
• A Broad Reading Of FCPA's Jurisdiction Over Foreign Cos.
• Inmet Ditches Poison Pill As $5.2B Takeover Deadline Nears
• House Bill Would Extend JOBS Act Benefits To Thrifts
• A Snapshot Of 2012 SEC And FINRA Enforcement
• Dynegy Judge Says Ch. 11 Releases Don't Bar Investor Claims
• Cooley Hires 2 Sheppard Mullin Business Partners In LA
• Okada Can't Block Shareholder Vote On Wynn Board Ouster
• Q&A With Quarles & Brady's Joe Masterson
• Willkie Made Client Scapegoat In FINRA Probe, Suit Says
• Novartis Kills $78M Noncompete Deal With Departing Chairman
• Wells Fargo Breached Trustee Duties, MedCap Investors Say
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Ex-Primary Global Exec's Bail Bid
• Freeport Investors' Records Appeal OK'd In Suit Over $9B Deal
• Greenlight Pans Proposed Apple Changes To Preferred Stock
• GCs Name 24 Top White Collar, Securities Attys
• Ex-Mercury GC Can't Escape $258M SEC Backdating Case
• AATI Didn't Need Other Bids In $259M Skyworks Sale: Judge
• Ex-Xinhua Exec Nets Plea Deal In $50M Insider Trading Case
• Lehman Sues Spanish Broadcasting Over $29M In Dividends
• Blackstone Won't Pull Most SAC Funds Despite Trading Probe
• EU Will Retaliate If Fed Tightens Foreign Bank Rules
• Insider Traders Profited From $28B Heinz Deal, SEC Says
• Parker Drilling Faces $16M Charge To Resolve FCPA Probe
• Q&A With Lane Powell's Tanya Urbach
• GCs Name 43 Best-Of-The-Best Attys
• Ex-MCSi Chief's 7-Day Sentence Unjustified, 6th Circ. Says
• Syncora Insists Federal, State JPMorgan MBS Suits Different
• CORRECTED: SNR Denton Not Liable For Filing Error In $7M Citigroup Deal
• Leveraged ETFs: A Dangerous Trap For Desperate Investors
• Icahn Reveals 13% Herbalife Stake, Heats Up Ackman Feud
• GCs Name Cream Of The Crop Litigators
• Struggling Gleacher Finds Buyer For Mortgage Loan Biz
• Koch Unit, MF Global Trustee Drop Fight Over $20M Claim
• Lehman Seeks To Reel 'London Whale' Into JPMorgan Fight
• Infogroup Shareholders Win Class Cert. In $463M Buyout Row
• Jury Gets Book-Cooking Case Against Ex-Vitesse Execs
• Record $688M Merck Settlement May Not Be Contagious
• Rakoff Departs From Katz Ruling In $2B Madoff Fight
• SEC Can't Block Discovery In Suit Over $7B Stanford Fraud
• Apple Blasts Greenlight's Bid To Block Shareholder Vote
• Final Volcker Rule Will Be Simplified, Lawmakers Hear
• Calif. Regulator Won't Review Nuke Plant Overbilling Claims
• Polsinelli Hires 25-Year Bankruptcy Vet From K&L Gates
• SEC Should Act On Credit-Rating Violations, Sens. Say
• Dell Tells Investors CEO's Buyout Is By The Book
• Ex-Stanford Execs Get 20 Years For Roles In $7B Scheme
• Hong Kong Equities Look For Brighter 2013
• Merck To Pay $688M To Settle Investor Suits Over Vytorin
• Psychic Must Pay SEC $11.5M For Bogus Market Predictions
• Mining Co. Trustee Prevails Over Leaders Of $300M Ponzi Scam
• FCPA Defendants Face Tougher Slog After Latest SEC Win
• Mortgage Co. Execs Sued Over Robosigning Defense Fees
• Facebook Shakes 4 Derivative Suits Over IPO
• Credit Suisse Fires Back At Union Central MBS Fraud Suit
• Hedge Fund Founder Turned Galleon Snitch Gets House Arrest
• Texas, 7 Other States Join Challenge To Dodd-Frank
• Real Estate Mogul Sues Banks For $100M Over Libor-Rigging
• Howard Stern Still Seeking $330M After Sirius XM Deal
• Provident Execs Plead Guilty In $485M Oil Investment Ponzi
• $16B Virgin Media Sale Fleeces Investors, Suit Says
• Principal's ERISA Deal Bars Class Cert. Appeal: 8th Circ.
• Vivendi Can't Duck $1B Verdict Over Liberty Media Deal
• Hedge Fund Demands To See MetroPCS' Books
• Santander, Others Face UK Probe Over Investment Advice
• FATCA Insight: Grappling With Cross-Border Payments
• Okada Renews Bid To Halt Vote On Wynn Board Ouster
• BioZone Founder's $30M Suit Survives Forum Challenge
• UK Bribery Act Enforcement Is On The Horizon
• Get Ready For More Private Equity Regulation
• Good FCPA Compliance Plans Can Halt Prosecutions: DOJ
• AIG Investor Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Fed Derivative Suit
• Bird Marella Picks Up Ex-Prosecutor For White Collar Team
• Acme Packet Investor Challenges $1.7B Oracle Deal
• SEC Misused Witness At TPG Associate's Trial, 9th Circ. Told
• Winston Nabs Porter Hedges Corporate Transaction Pros
• Edwards Wildman Lands IT, FCPA Ace As Partner In Conn.
• Mass. Regulator Urges SEC To Ban Forced Arbitrations
• Senate Banking Panel Open To Dodd-Frank Changes
• UBS Can't Duck FINRA Arbitration Over $125M ARS
• Illumina Sued For Rejecting Roche Bids That Topped $8B
• UBS Fined $15M For Shoddy AIG Fund Sales
• Ex-Heartland GC Says Insider Trading Liability Claims Fail
• S&P Skewers DOJ Suit But Hints At Settlement Talks
• Agrium, Jana Fail To Compromise As Proxy Battle Looms
• Southeastern To Dell: Consider Going Partly Private Instead
• Galleon's Far Dodges Prison After Aiding FBI Probe
• Don't Knock SEC's Revolving Door, Experts Say
• Pa. Atty In Fee-Share Row Says Ex-Firm Wanted Him Gone
• Drinker Biddle Adds Ex-US Prosecutor In Chicago
• Greenberg Traurig Adds DLA Piper M&A Pro In Chicago
• Ener1 To Pay $4M To Settle Suit Over Failed Car Investment
• GOP-Backed Bill Would Force Big Banks To Raise More Capital
• Playboy Whistleblower's Wrongful Firing Suit Survives
• K&L Gates Launches In Houston With Fulbright Securities Pro
• Gentiva Board Escapes Medicare Fraud Derivative Suit
• Law360 Securities Editorial Advisory Board
• Lowenstein Guides $150M IPO Of Cerberus' RMBS Arm
• UK Investigates Autonomy's Finances Before HP Deal
• Calif.'s S&P Suit Heralds Bold False Claims Push
• MX Logic Investors Demand McAfee Info In $15M Bonus Fight
• SEC Chair Nominee Pledges To Avoid Conflicts Of Interest
• No Space For Partner Egos In Law Firm Of The Future
• Wibbert Sues Rajaratnam, Gupta Over $37.5M Investment
• $3B Alterra Sale Shortchanges Investors, Suit Says
• Ex-CEO Poulsen Can't Escape $3B Nat'l Century Fraud Suit
• Dell's No. 2 Shareholder To Fight $24B Buyout
• Investor Looks To Halt $129M Fla. Casino Deal
• Ex-Magyar Execs Must Face FCPA Claims In NY
• Sonar Capital Dodges Insider Trading Class Action
• Biz Method Patent Challenge Halts Suits Over Trading System
• Stinson Clawback Target Can't Sue Over Ponzi Losses Yet
• 2nd Circ. Judge Grills Rakoff Atty Over Rejected Citi Deal
• AmerisourceBergen Sued Over CEO's Hefty Stock Payout
• Energy, Tech Firms Buy Time On EU Derivative Rules
• What To Know When Investing In Energy Efficiency
• SandRidge Says No To Board Shake-Up, Citing Debt Docs
• Banks May Be Forced To Submit Costs For Libor's EU Cousin
• SEC Signals Increase In PE Enforcement Actions
• Preparing Your Witness To Be A Performer
• $13M Settlement Beats Out Rival Plan In Del. Fund Case
• Dell's Push To Encourage Topping Bid Recalls Quest Fight
• SunTrust Sues To Block FINRA Arbitration In MBS Row
• Einhorn Barks At Apple, But Stock Suit May Lack Bite
• Testy Judge Gives $8.5B BofA Deal Dissenters More Docs
• Assured's MBS Win May Force Wave Of Bank Settlements
• S&P Taps White Collar Heavy Hitter To Fight DOJ Suit
• Merrill Lynch, BofA Escape $143M CDO Fraud Suit
• Ackman Has More Questions On Herbalife's Biz Model
• NJ Legislature Passes Bills To Loosen Corporate Regs
• JPMorgan Hid Bad Loan Reports In RMBS Sales, Dexia Says
• Stalemate Continues Over Millions Owed To Robbins Geller
• Tensions Rise As Jana Intensifies Push For Agrium Shakeup
• Provident Trustee Settles Creditor Suit Over Broker Fees
• Arnold & Porter Adds M&A Partner From Linklaters In NY
• $1.5B T-Mobile, MetroPCS Deal Takes Flak Over Debt Load
• DC Circ. Questions FERC Authority In $30M Gas Trader Case
• Hedge Fund Managers Charged In $311M Fraud Scheme
• NY AG Appeals Toss Of Objection To $115M AIG Fraud Deal
• Apple Sued By Einhorn In Bid To Unlock Shareholder Cash
• High-Cost Debt Refinance — Is Everybody Going Dutch?
• What DT3 Means For German Private Equity Exits
• Jury Convicts McGinn Smith Founders Of Fraud
• S&P Credit Ratings Are Protected Speech, Suit Says
• Ex-Puda Coal Directors Can't Dodge Suit Over Asset Sale
• Commonwealth Investor Suit Says Execs Hid Financial Woes
• Assured's $90M Win Gives Insurers Ammo Against Banks
• Rothstein Trustee's Ch. 11 Plan Hangs On $72M TD Bank Deal
• Madoff Brother Agrees To Pay $90M In Picard Clawback Suit
• Libor Prosecutors In Control As Holdout Banks Squirm
• YPF Accused Of Keeping Quiet On Nationalization Risk
• Ex-BakerHostetler Atty's Hubby Traded On Pillow Talk: SEC
• $24B Dell Go-Private Deal Unfair To Investors, Suit Says
• PwC-Linked Fraud At Lipper Began Early, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Ex-Interpublic Exec Missing Docs In Facebook Investor Suit
• Holland & Knight Nabs Litigation Pro From Paul Hastings
• 9th Circ. Lets National Union Avoid $6.3M Coverage Payout
• Copano Investor Targets $5B Kinder Morgan Merger
• $24B Dell Deal Heeds Del Monte Lesson On Banker Conflict
• Banks Aren't Cops, Peregrine Judge Told
• A Useful Spin On Costly Section 338(H)(10) Election
• RBS To Pay $612M Over Libor Manipulation
• Merrill Lynch Loses Challenge To Funds' $64M Fraud Award
• Investors Seek Del. High Court's Input On Records Requests
• Plaintiffs' Attorneys Double Down In Wake Of S&P Suit
• DOJ's S&P Case Gives New Life To Mortgage Meltdown Cases
• WMS Faces Investor Suit Over $1.5B Scientific Games Deal
• S&P Fixes For 1st Amendment Fight With Cahill Gordon Hire
• Banks Want More Risk Transparency At Clearinghouses
• Assured Wins $1B MBS Contract Suit Against Flagstar
• Fugitive Ex-Symbol CEO Attacks $92M SEC Win At 2nd Circ.
• Alston Hires DOJ Vet To Defend Securities, FCPA Cases
• Justices Told Copyright Law Sinks Exchanges' Options Win
• PwC, Citco Seek To Dodge Madoff Feeder Funds' Fraud Suit
• Patton Boggs Lands Former US Attorney In Dallas
• 1st Circ. Revives Investors' Feraheme Risks Class Action
• US Sues S&P For Inflated RMBS Ratings That Fueled Crisis
• Data Mining: What Financial Services Firms Need To Know
• Credit Suisse Unit Faces Contract Suit Over $1B Loan Pool
• Galleon's Far Deserves Lean Sentence For Aiding FBI, US Says
• BioClinica Investor Wants $123M PE Takeover Put On Ice
• EU Lawmaker Panel Shoots Down OTC Derivatives Rules
• Life Partners Investors Unlikely To Win Class Cert.: Judge
• Bold DOJ Goes All-In With Suit Over S&P Ratings
• 7th Circ. Backs FDIC Win In Failed Bank Exec's $30M Suit
• Goldman Execs Hid 'Structured Exits' Scheme, Investor Says
• Novell Can't Appeal Bad Faith Claim Over $2.2B Deal
• Brokers Challenge Forced In-House Trading Before 9th Circ.
• US Says Starr Can't Rep 2 Classes In AIG Bailout Suit
• GOP Senators Push To End Fed's Dual Mandate
• JC Penney Sues To Block 'Invalid' $326M Bond Default
• Kenneth Cole Blasts Challenge To $149M Go-Private Deal
• Inside Trader Turned Cooperator Dodges Prison
• Zicam Maker Pays $4.5M To Snuff Stock Fraud Suit
• BofA Board Dodges Investor Suit Over Foreclosure Practices
• $8.5B BofA Mortgage Pact Hid Self-Dealing, Investors Say
• DOJ Will Sue S&P Over Crisis-Era Ratings
• Wynn Shakes Off Troubles Over Macau Casino Deal
• SEC Pick May Face Questions Over 'Troubling' Defense Work
• Insurers Cry Foul Over $8.7B ResCap MBS Settlement
• 10 Insights Into FINRA Dispute Resolution
• How 1st Circ. Infused Del. Law Decision With Realism
• Wexford Capital Skirts Fraud Claims Over $674M Archer Deal
• Petters Fundraiser Cops To Role In Ponzi Scheme
• Chevron, FedEx Investors Want Full Trial On Forum Bylaws
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Elan, Pfizer Investor Row
• Insurer Can't Fight Dismissal Of MBS Claims Against BofA
• Shook Hardy Accused Of Aiding $930M Ponzi Scheme
• Broker Pleads Guilty To Leading $80M Ponzi Scheme
• FCPA Deals Under Fresh Scrutiny As Judge Pushes Back
• Ponzi Schemer's Wife Cops To Hiding $1M In Jewelry
• Calif. Court Nixes Schools' Bid To Recoup Lehman Losses
• FINRA Panel Awards US Airways $30M In ARS Dispute
• DC Circ. Denies Public Access to AIG Asset-Hiding Report
• Greenberg Traurig Lands Federal Prosecutor In Chicago
• Chadbourne, Proskauer Targeted Over $7B Stanford Fraud
• New Year Brings New Rules To Del. Trial Practice