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Securities - March, 2013

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• Ex-Freddie Execs Can't Dodge SEC's Subprime Fraud Suit
• Insider Trading Suspect In IBM Case Pleads Not Guilty
• BofA, JPMorgan Ditch Most Antitrust Claims In Libor MDL
• Bond Market Is Subject To Antitrust Law, High Court Told
• Couple Pays $3M To Settle Nexen Insider Trading Claims
• RIM Flops Don't Prove Investor Deception, Judge Says
• Investors Blame Caterpillar Execs For $580M Post-Merger Loss
• Attys Back Judge In $600M SAC Deal As Another Trader Falls
• BofA, SocGen Appeal Judge's OK For MBIA's $5B Breakup
• Alphatec Shakes Securities Suit Over French Firm Buy
• Rothstein Trustee Wants Creditors' Counsel Fee Deals
• NY High Court Nixes Icahn's Federal-Mogul Investment Appeal
• Pfizer Can't Shake Securities Action Over Celebrex Risks
• Nomura Sued Over Investors' $486M Mortgage Bond Losses
• MetroPCS Investors Sue To Stop Vote On $1.5B T-Mobile Deal
• AIG Strengthens Hand In $10B BofA MBS Suit
• Stanford Investors Go To Bat For $300M SEC, Antiguan Deal
• SAC Capital Portfolio Manager Arrested For Insider Trading
• DOJ Drops FCPA Probe Into DynCorp
• Global Securities Enforcement: The Playbook Keeps Changing
• Q&A With Akin Gump's Michael Asaro
• Rule 12(e): What Is It Good For? Absolutely Nothing
• Del. Cases Belong In Del. Courts: Vice Chancellor Parsons
• BNY Mellon Judge Says FIRREA Suits Can Target Banks
• JPMorgan's $546M Deal For Ex-MF Global Customers Gets Nod
• Consortium Withdraws $280M Bid For Vodka Maker CEDC
• Robbins, Edison Can't Reap Fees From Merger Settlement
• RBC Asks Court To Ax $21M Verdict In Failed Trade Suit
• Proskauer, Hunton, Chadbourne Attack Antiguan Stanford Deal
• Morgan Stanley Dodges Suit Over Retirement Plan Losses
• NY Judge May Have Gone Too Far In MBS Settlement Push
• KKR's $4B Bid Stiffs Gardner Denver Investors, Suit Says
• Revlon, Investors Ink $9M Deal Over Improper Share-Exchange
• Canadian Solar Beats Investor Action Over 'Sham' Sales
• Government Joins Attacks On MF Global's Ch. 11 Plan
• Medifast Freed From Investors' Securities Fraud Suit
• 'Squawk Box' Squealers Cut Deal Over Plot To Sell Trading Info
• MetroPCS Investor Leans On Report To Rip T-Mobile Merger
• $600M Deal In SAC Insider Trading Case Questioned
• Q&A With Skadden's Eric Waxman
• Litigation Support At A Crossroads
• JPMorgan Can't Duck Lehman Investment Class Action
• Banks Ask 2nd Circ. For Discovery Relief In FHFA Cases
• Flimsy FCA Claims Doom Omnicare Securities Suit
• High Court's Comcast Ruling Raises Bar For Class Actions
• US Loses Bid To Sink STOCK Act Privacy Suit
• Jury Convicts BBC Equities Founder, Son Over $50M RE Scam
• Lawyers Weigh In On Supreme Court's Comcast Ruling
• The Business End Of Supreme Court's Current Term
• Deutsche Bank Can't Shake Suit Over $1B MBS Short
• Iran Must Pay $40M In Attys' Fees, Interest In Dairy Fight
• SEC Trims Nigerian Bribery Suit Against Noble Execs
• Focus Media Investor Drops Challenge To $3.7B Buyout
• Aeropostale Can't Shake Investors' Stock Drop Action
• Macau Watchdog Fines Wynn For Customer Data Transfers
• Q&A With Hodgson Russ' John Zak
• RBS Fudged Value Of $291M In MBS, Assured Says
• Harvest Sued Over Scuttled $725M Venezuelan Asset Deal
• Cerberus Disputes Seibu's Claims About Cost-Cutting Plans
• SEC Atty Defends 'Slush Fund' Remark In Fraud Suit
• Activist Fund Stages Proxy Battle For Struggling Gleacher
• No Proof Execs Misled Investors On $2.3B Loss, UBS Says
• Proxy Adviser Stalwarts Divided Over Agrium's Control
• High Court Sides With Comcast In Antitrust Class Action
• Wal-Mart Says $157M FCPA Legal Tab Will Grow
• An Insider's View Of The FCPA Resource Guide
• Unregistered Brokers May Bring Aiding And Abetting Liability
• 3 Charged In Insider Trading Scheme Tied To $3B Brocade Deal
• Robbins Geller May Face Sanctions As Boeing Case Tossed
• Human Genome, GSK Dodge Lupus-Drug Suicide Suit
• Cerberus Hits Snag From Seibu Over Proposed Stake Increase
• Bankrupt Broker Penson Gets $10.5M For Tech Wing
• Argentina Denied En Banc 2nd Circ. Review In Bond Case
• 4 Tips For When The FCPA Police Come Knocking
• Kirby McInerney Defends $100M Fee Request In Citi Case
• Failed Facebook Investment Sparks $6.7M Malpractice Suit
• Vodka Maker Not Ready To Toast A1's Restructuring Deal
• Greenberg Traurig Says Stanford Deal Imperils Law Firms
• EU Expands Credit Default Swaps Antitrust Probe
• Buffett Soon To Rank Among Goldman's Biggest Investors
• Global Regulators Want To Rein In Bank Exposure Limits
• Perkins Coie Expands Dallas Office With 5 New Attys
• GOP Lawmakers Want SEC Accounting Of Gabelli Costs
• Forum Selection Clauses In The Intra-Corporate Litigation Era
• Gentiva Beats Medicare Billing Fraud Securities Suit
• Q&A With McKool Smith's Michael Swartz
• MF Global Plan Under Fire By Sapere Wealth, US Trustee
• $410M Madoff Deal Should Go Forward, Attys Argue
• Valeant's $344M Obagi Buy Rips Off Investors, Suit Says
• How They Won It: Cravath Thwarts $3.5M Vivendi Investor Suit
• United Tech Took Laid-Off Workers' Stock, Class Action Says
• Bank Law Group Backs Trustmark In Stanford Clawback Row
• Rajaratnam Brother Denies Insider Trading
• Drinker Biddle Lands SEC Assistant Enforcement Director
• Deals Rumor Mill: Allianz, Samsonite, Exxon
• Supreme Court Seeks SG's View On Fifth Third ERISA Appeal
• Dorsey Pulls M&A, Securities Partner From MoFo
• Arguing For Arbitration Clauses In Customer Agreements
• Dodd-Frank Rule Doesn't Bar Delayed SEC Suits, Judge Says
• SEC Head Backs 'Max' Dependence On Foreign Swaps Rules
• SandRidge Investor Suit Targets CEO's 'Unethical' Moves
• Q&A With Debevoise's Jonathan Tuttle
• SEC OKs $62M Payout For Facebook Loss From Nasdaq Glitch
• New UK Regulator To Bring Heightened Libor Oversight
• Funds Can't Dodge $15M Contract Suit In Social Media JV
• Central Bancorp Owes $21M Over Fraud 'Frenzy,' Judge Told
• Faruqi Wields Tested M&A Tactic To Target Exec Stock Grants
• Inland REIT Execs Cooked Up $185M Ponzi Scheme, Suit Says
• SEC Diversity Crisis Looms For Incoming Chairwoman
• Madoff Feeder Fund's $80M Class Settlement Approved
• Q&A With Dechert's David Kistenbroker
• SEC Accuses Fund Manager, Brokerage CEO In $30M Fraud
• Freeport Investors Drop Plan To Block $9B Deal
• Shareholder Targets Maxwell Over $13M Revenue Revision
• CORRECTED: Fla. Firm Brown & Heller Closes, Lays Off 47 Staffers
• Oil Group Blasts SEC Mineral Disclosure Rule In DC Circ.
• Life Sciences Cos. Faced 65% More Securities Suits In 2012
• Know Your Swap Reporting Rules Before April 10
• Paul Hastings Adds Ex-Baker Botts Securities Pro In Houston
• Regulators Push Banks On Leveraged Loan Underwriting
• Fasken Martineau Guides First Quantum's $5B Inmet Takeover
• Where Privilege Protection Ends In Internal Investigations
• $700M Takeover Bid Stiffs Sauer-Danfoss Investors, Suit Says
• Legislative Employees Lose Challenge To STOCK Act
• Law360's Not-So-Sweet 16: Our March Madness Bracket
• Rajaratnam Brother Charged For Trading On $1B Intel Buy
• Robbins Geller Denied $4M In Fees From BNY Mellon Deal
• NJ Hospital Trustee Blames Losses On Exec Negligence, Fraud
• Investors Win Class Cert. In Smith Barney Kickback Suit
• Rajat Gupta Accuses PE Firm Co-Founder Of Power Grab
• Ex-Shareholders Lack FDIC Collection Rights: Fed. Circ.
• Billabong Continues $555M Buyout Talks, But Halts Trading
• Nationwide Settles Harleysville Investor Suit Over $834M Deal
• Q&A With Steptoe's Philip Khinda
• 7 Reasons To Do Pro Bono Work
• On The Verge Of Fraudulent Transfer Litigation
• The Full Impact Of FATCA
• Sanofi Investors Win Class Cert. In Obesity Drug Suit
• Fugitive Hedge Funder Indicted For $200M Securities Fraud
• Einhorn Moves Markets, But Not Securities Fraud Suits
• IP Atty Takes On Wall Street Over Herbalife 'Pyramid Scheme'
• Rothstein Trustee Makes Push For Controversial Exit Plan
• FERC's Turf War Over Futures Contracts May Hit Ratepayers
• Morrison Sinks Russian Investors' $75M Thor Fraud Suit
• Funds Need Game Plan As SEC Ramps Up Scrutiny Over Fees
• Picard Can't Stop $80M Fairfield Investor Deal, Judge Says
• Hefner's $5M Deal With Playboy Investors Wins Court OK
• HP Board Survives As Ex-Autonomy CEO Protests Fraud Claim
• Lehman Pays $45M To End Coverage Battle Over Dicey MBS
• Focus Media Says It's Exempt From Suit Over $4B Carlyle Deal
• ICE Tweaks Structure For $8.2B NYSE Merger
• Q&A With Quinn Emanuel's Harry Olivar
• JC Penney Bondholders Rescind $326M Default Claim
• JPMorgan Deal Frees Up $546M For Ex-MF Global Customers
• Clearwire Investor Hires Proxy Co. To Fight $2B Sprint Buy
• Cuban Slams SEC's 'Hollywood' Remark In Inside Trading Suit
• Avoid The Top 10 Pitfalls In A Jury Charge Conference
• Securities Class Action Settlements Hit 14-Year Low In 2012
• Energy Future Owes $725M After $43B Buyout, Fund Says
• 3rd Circ. Lowers Bar For SOX Whistleblowers In Tyco Case
• Rothstein Trustee Rips 'Inflammatory' Creditor Objections
• Citigroup Fee Flap Strikes At Heart Of Class Action Model
• Del. Judge OKs Attys' Fees In Disclosure-Only Settlement
• Chesapeake Gets Trial Date In $1.3B Row With Bondholders
• $8M Facebook IPO Fraud Lands Ex-Ore. Politician In Cuffs
• Plaintiffs Attys Downplay High Court's Goldman MBS Snub
• NY Appeals Court Gives Strine NYSE Merger Row, For Now
• White & Case Expands Into Spain With Latham M&A Attys
• Ex-Cadwalader Atty's JPMorgan Bond Patent Suit Revived
• Freddie Mac Goes After Big Banks For Libor-Rigging
• Verizon Heads Off Retiree Fight With Cuts To Exec Stock Perks
• BofA Sued For Negligence Over $1B Bond Transactions
• Investor Vote On $231M PacWest-First Calif. Deal Wins OK
• MF Global Trader's $141M Loss Not Covered, NY Court Told
• HP's Soaring Stock Could Deflate Suits Over $8.8B Writedown
• 2nd Circ. Kills Investor's $26M Merrill Lynch ARS Suit
• Microsoft Facing FCPA Probe Over Foreign Bribery
• 'Don't-Ask, Don't-Waive' Provision Gets Backing Outside Del.
• FHFA Director Prods Congress On Fannie, Freddie Policy
• DuPont GC Faulted In Suit Over $1B Monsanto Patent Verdict
• Q&A With Proskauer's Sarah Gold
• Agrium Wins Key Support In Heated Jana Proxy Fight
• SEC, CFPB Nominees Win Senate Committee Approval
• And Now A Word From The Panel ...
• A London Stock Exchange Rewrite For Tech Cos.
• Fitch Settles Investor Suit Over Toxic MBS Vehicle
• Ex-CalPERS Execs Face Charges In $3B Pay-To-Play Scheme
• Highland Wants To Boot Discovery Ref In Fight With Ex-Exec
• Citigroup Strikes $730M Deal In Long-Running Investor Suit
• Fund Manager Gets 10 Years For $20M Ponzi Scheme
• In-House Attys Fire New Salvo In Battle Over Law Firm Fees
• 'Poison Puts' Under Fire After Strine's SandRidge Ruling
• Outdoor Channel Investor Looks To Block $227M Takeover
• Prudential Slaps BofA With Fraud Suit Over $2B RMBS
• Dendreon Pays $40M Over Claims It Inflated Provenge Demand
• Madoff Costs BNY Mellon Unit $219M As Attys Wait On Payday
• Wall Street Journal Publisher Denies FCPA Claims
• Goldman's Tourre Targets SEC Audiotape In Abacus Case
• JPMorgan Beats Silver Market Manipulation MDL
• Ex-Mercury GC Ends SEC's $258M Options Backdating Suit
• Q&A With Debevoise's Matthew Kaplan
• Supreme Court Declines Iran's Appeal In McKesson Dairy Row
• SEC Still Quiet On Rule 144(i) Evergreen Requirement
• Central Bankers Call For Transition Away From Libor
• Transocean Presses Investors To Reject Icahn Shakeup
• High Court Won't Take Up Goldman's Bid To Limit MBS Suits
• What Litigators Must Know About Va.'s 'Rocket Docket'
• Del. Leads The Way On CBM-Related Stay
• Morgan Stanley Can't Shake $1B Prudential RMBS Suit
• Del Frisco's Founder Says PE Firm Owes Her Benefits, Stock
• JPMorgan Not Yet A Target For Gun-Shy DOJ, Experts Say
• Deutsche, Others Must Face Suits Over $456M In Bad MBS
• JPMorgan Execs Harpooned Over $6B London Whale Losses
• Dell Snubs Request For Records Related To $24B Buyout
• Proposed Empire State Building IPO Gains Investor Support
• Historic Insider Trading Deal A Warning To Hedge Funds
• Rising Star: Bernstein Litowitz's Mark Lebovitch
• Red-Faced Regulators Feel The Heat After JP Morgan Report
• Allscripts Claims Investors Mistook 'Puffery' For Facts
• Judge Narrows Lehman Suit Over $1.4B Assured Guaranty Fee
• 2nd Circ. Punts Class Action Over Bear Stearns Trades
• Deloitte Liable For Mortgage Execs' Fraud, 9th Circ. Told
• Mutual Funds Overreporting Social Media Posts, SEC Says
• Q&A With Winston & Strawn's James Smith
• Sigma To Pay $14M To Settle Insider Trading Charges
• FERC Overstepped With $30M Gas-Trader Fine, DC Circ. Says
• Canada Unveils Rules To Strengthen Poison Pills
• Spectrum Pharmaceuticals Hit With Shareholder Class Action
• SAC Unit Will Pay $600M To Settle Insider Trading Claims
• Avon Directors Win Dismissal Of Suit Over $10B Coty Offer
• Reading Tea Leaves After Amgen
• We Need More Diversity In Mediation
• JPMorgan Hid Facts On $6B In 'Whale' Losses: Senate Report
• Goldman Pares $491M MBS Suit By Credit Union Agency
• Rising Star: Skadden's Peter Morrison
• Chesapeake Gets Lukewarm Nod To Try $1.3B Bond Refinance
• SunPower To Pay $20M To Shareholders Over False Reports
• Expert Networker Gets 1 Year For Passing Abaxis Tips
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Resurrect Suit Over SEC Madoff Snafus
• Shareholders Down But Not Out In 'Too Big To Fail' Fight
• 7th Circ. Backs Canopy Exec's 13-Year Term For $93M Fraud
• Investor Attys Can't Access SEC's Audits Of FINRA
• Bigger Fish, Sharper Hooks To Define 2013 Proxy Season
• Ex-Hedge Fund Head's $36M Fraud Judgment Upheld In Del.
• Fed's Secrecy Clouds Latest Bank Stress Test Results
• Credit Suisse To Pay $400M To End Nat'l Century Fraud Suits
• Moses & Singer Docs Shielded From 'Adversarial' Investor
• Citi, Capital One, Wells Fargo Expand Exec Pay Clawbacks
• Ponzi Victims Slam Rothstein's $72M Ch. 11 TD Bank Deal
• Philly Investors Say Scheme Cost Them $400M Hotel Project
• $1.5B MetroPCS, T-Mobile Deal 'Grossly Unfair,' Investor Says
• Citadel Sells Remaining 10% Stake In E-Trade
• Judge Asked To Put Brakes On $3.7B Carlyle Deal Vote
• FSOC Takes Heat Over Opaque 'Too Big To Fail' Process
• Q&A With King & Spalding's Paul Bessette
• Lehman UK Creditors Could Get $1B After Appeal Win
• Deals Rumor Mill: EQT, Billabong, Chrysler
• ISE Backs Away From $400M IP Trial Against CBOE
• Another Shot In The Dark At FCPA Reform
• E-Discovery Trends: Looking Back To Move Forward
• Casino Investors Settle Skirmish Over $150M Loan
• Morgan Lewis Lands On Other Side Of HP's Autonomy Deal
• Seyfarth Hit With Fraud Suit Over Brazilian Tax Shelters
• SandRidge Defuses TPG-Axon Board Attack, Opens CEO Review
• Private Equity Giants Get LBO Collusion Suit Pared Down
• Rising Star: Latham's Brian Glennon
• FINRA Fines Continued To Climb With 15% Uptick In 2012
• $24B Dell Buyout's Foe Gains Access To Investor List
• BHP Faces Bribery Probe Into Beijing Olympics Sponsorship
• $272M MBS Suit Can't Tie Countrywide To Sales, Judge Hears
• Icahn, Banks Propping Up Herbalife Scheme, Short-Seller Says
• Cadwalader Botched $68M Loan Appraisal, Appeals Court Told
• Dickinson Aids Agellan On $131M Commercial REIT IPO
• Mass. Fines Deutsche Bank $17.5M Over Failed CDO
• Steptoe Defamed PE Firm In CalPERS Probe, Suit Says
• CommonWealth REIT Investors Seek To Oust Entire Board
• Texas Jury Slaps RBC With $21.5M Verdict Over Failed Trade
• Investors Can't Halt $610M CD&R Buy Of Water Treatment Co.
• Private Equity In The SEC Crosshairs
• Lehman Lands 'London Whale' Deposition In JPMorgan Row
• SEC Faces Fresh Call For Cost-Benefit Studies Under GOP Bill
• Q&A With Quinn Emanuel's Philippe Selendy
• FCPA Scrutiny For Gaming Industry: Beyond Las Vegas Sands
• Slicing And Dicing The Delaware Carve-Out
• Meridian Says Class Action Doesn't Make ERISA Cut
• Rising Star: Gibson Dunn's Brian Lutz
• Strine's SandRidge Ruling Hands Activist Investors New Tool
• Judge Rips Chesapeake Bondholders In $1.3B Refinance Row
• Penson Ch. 11 Plan Unfairly Favors Bondholders: Creditors
• SEC Provides Model For Cost-Benefit Analysis, Study Shows
• Lehman Rips JPMorgan Bid To Halt 'London Whale' Deposition
• Stanford Receivers Settle Row Over $300M In Overseas Assets
• MBIA, Countrywide Debate $4B MBS Loss In NY Appeals Court
• RBC Asks Jury To Let It Off The Hook For Failed $45M Trade
• MFW Go-Private Deal Was Fair To Investors, Atty Says
• Starr Wants AIG Forced Into $55.5B Bailout Suit Against US
• JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley Say $5B MBS Suits Don't Stick
• Investors' Suit Over Mayer Brown's Refco Dealings Hits Hurdle
• HP Faces Foreign Bribery Probe Over $45M Russian Contract
• Polsinelli Nabs Health Pro With FCPA Chops From Mintz Levin
• Q&A With Orrick's Jim Kramer
• Hot Topic Undervalued In $600M Sycamore Deal, Investors Say
• Oil Co. Asks Texas High Court To Save $12M Contract Award
• Inmet Investors Usher In $5B Offer From First Quantum
• HP's $10B Autonomy Buy Under Investigation In UK
• SEC Nominee Says Wall St. Clients Won't Influence Her Work
• JPMorgan Says NCUA's $2.2B Faulty MBS Suit Too Late
• FINRA Investigations — To Joint Rep Or Not To Joint Rep?
• MetroPCS Urges Investors To OK $1.5B T-Mobile Merger
• 5th Circ. Nixes Parker Drilling Investor's FCPA Suit
• Broadwind Forks Over $4M To Settle Inflated-Stock Suit
• Hedge Fund Creator Decries SEC's Attempt At D&O Ban
• Wells Fargo Fires Back At MedCap Ponzi Class Action
• Ranieri Settles SEC's $500M Unregistered-Broker Claim
• Icahn's Threats Aren't Empty, But They Don't Always Work
• AIG Shareholders Win Class Cert. In Starr's $25B Bailout Suit
• Illinois Settles SEC Fraud Claims Over Pension Funds
• DOJ FCPA Veteran Joins Paul Hastings In DC
• SEC Nominee Promises Tough Enforcement Ahead Of Hearing
• Lawmakers Demand DOJ Info After 'Too Big To Jail' Bombshell
• Ex-Galleon Insider Trader Knew Better, 2nd Circ. Judge Says
• CFTC's General Counsel To Step Down This Month
• BCI Exec Convicted In $50M Fraud Cops To False Tax Filing
• HSH Nordbank, UBS Settle Influential $500M CDO Suit
• GE Adds Ex-SEC Chair Mary Schapiro To Its Board
• Expert Networker's Insider Trading Warrants Prison, US Says
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Le-Nature Exec's 15-Year Sentence
• Nixon Peabody Nabs Former US Sen. For Government Team
• UK Bank Split Law Needs Revisions, Watchdog Says
• Oppenheimer Pays $2.8M To Settle SEC's PE Fund Case
• Q&A With Paul Weiss' Susanna Buergel
• Icahn, Dell Take $24B Buyout Row Behind Closed Doors
• Sirius XM Sues D&O Insurers For Post-Merger Defense Costs
• Deterring SEC 'Shoot From The Hip' Enforcement
• SEC Nabs 5 In $70M Dell Trading Tips Case
• SandRidge Board Can't Hinder Hedge Fund's Director Bids
• Raymond James Needn't Arbitrate Nonclients' Suit: 4th Circ.
• Picard Loses Intervention Bid In Fairfield Investor Row
• Chesapeake Sues BNY Mellon Over $1.3B Note Redemption
• Ex-SEC Commissioners Tell Mary Jo White To Buckle Up
• Fugitive Hedge Fund Manager Nabbed In Italian Art Gallery
• HSBC, Decision One Hit With $165M Suit Over MBS Pool
• Banks' Credit Crisis Settlements Top $60B As Plaintiffs Reload
• DC Circ. Bars Oxfam From Arguments In Dodd-Frank Dispute
• Proskauer, Chadbourne Halt Suit Over $7B Stanford Ponzi
• SEC Investigating Apple REIT Over Disclosure Issues
• MBIA Can't Make FDIC Pay For IndyMac Losses, DC Circ. Rules
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Rising Star: Akin Gump's Michael Asaro
• FTC Clears Tempur-Pedic's $1.3B Sealy Buy
• Appliance Maker's $2.1M Investor Settlement Gets Nod
• CMBS Delinquencies Fall For 9th Straight Month, Fitch Says
• Oilsands Quest Reaches $10M Accord In Shareholder Suit
• MetLife, MassMutual Units Duck Suit Over Madoff Losses
• Loeb & Loeb Nabs Neal Gerber M&A Pro In Chicago
• Lack Of Solo Pleas Will Slow EU Libor Probe: Antitrust Head
• 5 Executive Comp Considerations For Proxy Season
• Q&A With Ropes & Gray's Harvey Wolkoff
• Icahn Raises Herbalife Stake To 15.5% Amid Ackman Fight
• Duration Of Damages: Can Lost Profits Continue Forever?
• Dissecting FATCA: Oil And Gas Trader Edition
• Holder's 'Too Big To Jail' Bombshell Fuels Big Bank Foes
• Unfazed By Critics, SEC Nominee Doubles Down On Debevoise
• Icahn, Southeastern Reunite To Fight $24B Dell Deal
• 17 Banks Ace Fed Stress Test, Only Ally Fails
• Fidelity Hit With ERISA Suit For Skimming Float Interest
• SEC Proposes Increased Oversight Of Automated Trading
• Investor Sues Nationstar Over Barred Mortgage Auctions
• Icahn Seeks Ouster Of Transocean Chairman, Board Members
• Former Madoff Exec Claims Prosecutors Gutted Legal Fund
• Icahn Shakes Up $24B Dell Deal, Promises Protracted Battle
• Jana Takes Agrium Shakeup Pitch To Investors Before Vote
• Incoming SEC Chief Eyes Debevoise Atty For Enforcement Post
• Schiff Hardin Lands 3 Corporate Pros From Cozen O'Connor
• Reps. Look To Soften Dodd-Frank Swaps 'Pushout' Rule
• Manatt Adds Ex-K&L Gates Litigators In New York
• Q&A With WilmerHale's Paul Eckert
• Highlights From The SEC Speaks Conference
• The JOBS Act: Important Questions For Private Funds
• Immucor Puts Up $4M To Settle Price-Fixing Coverup Claims
• Affymax Sued Over $500M Stock Drop Linked To Recall
• NY AG Says Madoff Trustee Can't Stall $410M Deal
• To End Fannie, Freddie, Congress Must Redo Mortgage Market
• Holder Grilled On Prosecution Of Financial, IP Crimes
• Smith Barney Investors Seek Class Cert. In Fee Notice Suit
• SEC Shouldn't Sweat Gabelli, FCPA Attys Say
• Rothstein Investors Fight To Boot TD Bank Row To State Court
• Billionaire Wyly Says $550M Insider Trading Case Too Old
• Mintz Levin Adds Latham & Watkins Private Equity Pro In SF
• Investor Tensions Flare As Elliott Blasts Hess CEO
• Morgan Stanley Says MetLife Had Role In $757M RMBS Losses
• Q&A With Morgan Lewis' Marc Sonnenfeld
• Ambac, Credit Suisse End $46M MBS Insurance Coverage Row
• Dell Special Committee Says $24B Buyout Offers Best Value
• Political Intelligence: The Next Regulatory Frontier?
• 10 Anti-Corruption Developments To Expect This Year
• MF Global Plan Backers Reach $275M Truce With JPMorgan
• SEC's Insider Trading Case Against Cuban No Slam Dunk
• 2nd Circ. Clarifies Burden Of Proof In SOX Whistleblower Suit
• Ex-SAC Manager Gets Time To Build Insider Trading Defense
• MRV To Pay $3M To Settle Options-Backdating Suit
• Securities Body Asks Feds To Probe High-Frequency Trading
• Libor Plaintiffs Blasted By Judge For 'Piggybacking' On DOJ
• Volcker Says Fed Must Focus More On Bank Supervisor Role
• Highland Capital Targets RBC For $47M Over Failed Deal
• Locke Lord Adds Chicago Litigation Pro
• Abu Dhabi Can't Void $7.5B Citigroup Investment, Judge Rules
• Senate Bill Would Boost Dodd-Frank Cost-Benefit Analyses
• Mark Cuban Can't Shake SEC's Insider Trading Case
• Q&A With Gibson Dunn's Mark Schonfeld
• 2nd Circ. Kills Antitrust Suit Over Banks' ARS Exodus
• FSA Slow To Respond To Libor Scandal, Audit Says
• Dell Showcasing PC Woes To Justify $24B Bargain: Investor
• Sharpen Your Pencils For Conflict Minerals Disclosures
• Gabelli And For Whom The Clock Tolls
• Tribune Bond Trustees Seek $13.2M For Investigating LBO
• Goldman, Others Wise Up To Warning SEC Of Online Threats
• Berry Petroleum Shareholder Slams $4.3B Linn Energy Deal
• FHFA To Combine Fannie, Freddie Back-Office Operations
• MetroPCS Pushes Back Investor Vote On $1.5B T-Mobile Deal
• $100M Deal Over Madoff Losses Survives Investor Challenge
• ResCap, Bondholders Spar Over Plan Talks, Filing Period
• Investors Fail To Halt Lehman's $16B Archstone Sale
• Rules For Ending 'Too Big To Fail' Need Time, Fed Gov. Says
• MBIA Bests BofA, SocGen Suit Over $5B Restructuring
• Vitro Ends Creditor Feud With $235M Bond Deal
• Facebook IPO Tainted By Insider Trading, Investor Suit Says
• Sterling Financial Workers Say $3M Deal In ERISA Suit Is Fair
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Smart Online Stock Fraud Convictions
• Attys Blast NY AG's Objection To $41M Fee In Madoff Action
• Elan Sweetens Deal To Counter $6.6B Takeover Bid
• Hedge Fund's Bid To Stack Board Stinks, Fertilizer Co. Says
• Q&A With Shearman's Adam Hakki
• US Closing In On Tough Supervision For Some Nonbanks
• Las Vegas Sands Says It 'Likely' Violated FCPA
• Carlsberg Offers $462M For Controlling Stake In China Brewer
• Recession-Era Loss Causation: Disentangling Under Dura
• Expert Testimony Is Key In RMBS Liability
• Insurers' Claims Trimmed In $35M Arena Bond Row
• Milberg Malpractice Suit Dropped After Class Cert Denied
• Chancellor Strine's View On Disclosures Evolving, Attys Say
• Macy's Pays $8.5M To Settle ERISA Stock Drop Action
• Banks Dragged Into Climate Change Fight With SEC Order
• Vivendi's Fraud-On-The-Market Rebuttal Sinks $3.5M Suit
• Calif. Residents Propose New Homeowner Class In Libor MDL
• Ernst & Young Pays $123M To End Tax Shelter Case
• BofA's $8.5B MBS Settlement Flawed, AIG Expert Says
• Pa. Insurer's Defamation Claims Survive In Credit Rating Row
• Heinz Investor Says $28B Sale Stiffs Shareholders
• Ex-MBC Exec Convicted Of Hiding Spoils From $837M Scam
• $100M In Attys' Fees Scrutinized In Citi CDO Deal
• RBS, Others Can't Dodge $7.7B MBS Action In 2nd Circ.
• Insurer Off Hook For Impac's Defense In RMBS Lawsuits
• Q&A With DLA Piper's Perrie Weiner
• SEC Ramps Up Probe Of Chesapeake CEO's Gas Well Perk
• Strategy Savvy From Strategic Growth's Mile High Bank Buy
• Einhorn Drops Proxy Statement Suit After Apple Caves
• How PE Firms Can Avoid Getting Blindsided By The FCPA
• How Not To Plead A Multistate Class Action