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Securities - November, 2014

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• Securities MVP: Davis Polk's James Rouhandeh
• SEC Delays $1M Fine Against High-Frequency Clearing Firm
• Ackman Says Allergan Sale May Net $6B For Pershing Square
• Wal-Mart Shareholder Wins Bid For Vote On Gun Sales
• Revolving-Door Roundup: Gibson Dunn, Holland & Knight, Irell
• BofA Avoids SEC 'Bad Actor' Label After $17B Mortgage Deal
• Dragon Tells 1st Circ. It Missed Facts In $580M Goldman Suit
• SEC Will Hear SAC Trader Steinberg's Appeal Of Industry Ban
• Fund Dropped From Suit Over $3.5B Petters Ponzi Scheme
• Wachtell Rips Counterclaim By Icahn's CVR In Legal Mal Row
• Former FDIC Chairwoman Bair Joins DLA Piper
• DHB Investors Reach $37M Deal To Fund Ch. 11 Plan
• Bond Buyers Won't Copy Argentina Holdouts, S&P Says
• The Pitfalls Of Crowdfunding
• Novell Board Absolved In Bad-Faith Suit Over Attachmate Deal
• Judge OKs $1.6M Settlement In Chinese E-Retailer IPO Row
• Fla. Stock Scheme Atty Sees Post-Trial Motions Rejected
• Lowey, Grant & Eisenhofer To Helm Silver Fixing Cases
• Shire Backers Say AbbVie Execs Lied About Inversion Upside
• Amgen Likely To Be Leading Case Affecting ERISA Pleading
• Year Of The Whistleblower For SEC In Asia
• Reminder: FCPA Charges Can Focus On Improper Gifts Alone
• Goldman Hit With More Metal-Rigging Claims
• Chancery Tosses Claims Over $100M Sanchez Energy Deal
• Wells Fargo 'Living Will' Passes But Needs Work, Fed Says
• Chancery Judge Rejects Bid To Block Tibco Buyout Vote
• As Legal Threats Loom, Feds May Alter Systemic Risk Labeling
• CFTC Criticizes CME Policing, Warns About Atty Staffing
• 2nd Circ. Says Chesapeake $1.3B Bond Buyback Too Late
• Fed Seeks To Subject GE Capital To Large-Bank Regs
• Calif. Controller Not Liable In Taxpayer Property Action
• SEC's Minority Staff Gain Fewer, Smaller Bonuses: Report
• Judge Recommends $5.7M Penalty In Corporate Hijacking Suit
• What Municipal Bond Investors Can Learn From Detroit
• AMD Investor Claims CEO Stock Awards Exceed Bonus Plan
• Texas Court Rejects Morgan Stanley Bid To Exit MBS Suit
• Securities MVP: Fenwick & West's Susan Muck
• ADT Wants Investor Stock Inflation Claims Booted
• Blank Rome Snags Clifford Chance Restructuring Partner
• HSBC Unit Admits Registration Miscue In $12.5M SEC Pact
• Deutsche Trust Wins Time To Refute Quicken In Bad Loan Suit
• NY Judge 'Troubled' By Proposed China Valves Settlement
• Remembering Doar: Justice As A 4-Letter Word
• FireEye Shareholders Say Execs Lied To Create Big IPO
• Mutual Benefits CEO Hit With $645M Penalty In Fraud Case
• Falcone Steps Down As Harbinger Group's CEO, Chairman
• BofA Escapes $56M Mortgage Bond Suit In 2nd Circ.
• Ordinary Course Of Business After An Extraordinary Event
• C&J Energy Investors' Vote On $3B Nabors Unit Merger Frozen
• 100 Firms With The Most Securities & White Collar Partners
• Ex-ArthroCare CEO Wants Retrial Over $756M Fraud Scheme
• MF Global Execs Seek To Tap $7.5M More In E&O Coverage
• Fla. Arbitration Dispute Bounced Back To State Court
• Lundbeck CEO Resigns In Ethics Breach Over Outside Shares
• SEC Wants MRI, Owner To Pay $585M For Ponzi Scheme
• Fairfield Tries To Preserve Challenge Of $230M Madoff Sale
• Ex-Longtop Exec Faces $5M Penalty After Trial Loss, Atty Says
• Feds Focused On Controlling AIG In Bailout, Expert Testifies
• Securities MVP: Fish & Richardson's Thomas Melsheimer
• FHFA Keeps Size Of Loans For Fannie, Freddie Steady
• Mortgage Appraiser Reaches $9.9M Deal In Inflation Suit
• Apco Investor Sues Over Planned $427M Pluspetrol Merger
• Aluminum MDL Plaintiffs May Refer To Critical Senate Report
• FINRA Fines Citigroup $15M For Analyst Supervision Failures
• Real Estate Investing Goes High-Tech With Crowdfunding
• Law360 Reveals Top 10 Securities, White Collar Practices
• Securities MVP: Paul Weiss' Brad Karp
• UniTek Investors Win Access To Emails In Ch. 11 Fight
• RE Rumor Mill: BofA, TIAA-CREF, Carlyle
• Bondholders Assert Appeal Rights In Libor Fixing Case
• 11th Circ. Asked To Revive Fraud Claims Over Chinese Pharma
• High Court Asked To Review Janus Criminal Relevance
• $590M LBO Settlement Filed In Error, Judge Says
• New ESG Considerations For Private Funds
• Ceresney Defends SEC's Use Of Internal Adjudication
• Fed Examining Stricter Rules For Bank Commodity Operations
• Oiltanking-Enterprise $6B Deal Stiffs Unitholders, Suit Says
• SEC Grows Global Whistleblower Empire As Bounties Boom
• Warren Tells NY Fed Chief To Fix Enforcement Or Move On
• Ex-Longtop Exec Found Liable In Rare Class Action Trial
• Regulators Closing In On Final Incentive Compensation Rule
• SEC Says It Can Pursue Wyly Widow In $261M Judgment
• Dewey Insurer Balks At Execs' Fees As Firm Tab Tops $35M
• Differentiate Your Litigation Practice With Data Security
• Epic LBO Collusion Case Settles For $590M
• Rakoff Continues Crusade Against SEC Admin Courts
• Securities MVP: Latham & Watkins' Patrick E. Gibbs
• Aeterna Faces Shareholder Suit Over Growth Hormone Drug
• Kenneth Cole's $279M Going-Private Deal Survives NY Appeal
• Ex-PetroTiger Counsel Disbarred For Role In Bribery Scheme
• Ex-CEO Of Massey Coal Pleads Not Guilty In Mine Blast
• US Bank Must Face Trial Over Role In $215M Peregrine Fraud
• Exxon Retirees Win $4M For Financial Co.'s Mismanagement
• Federal Reserve Reviews Methods For Supervising Big Banks
• Halliburton Fires Back In Economic Expert Analysis Row
• Valeant Unveils $2B Buyback Plan After Failed Allergan Deal
• Ex-TigerDirect, Systemax Brass Charged In $9M Kickback Plot
• CFTC Commissioner Slams Finance Regulation 'Explosion'
• Wedbush Pays $2.4M To Settle SEC's Market Access Case
• $6B Record Haul For DOJ As FCA Reaches New Heights
• Top NY Court Takes Closer Look At Commerzbank Fraud Claim
• SEC Shakes Would-Be Dark Pool Marketplace's Suit, For Now
• SEC Suspends Trading In 4 Stocks, Citing Ebola Fraud Fears
• TRW Shareholders OK $13.5B Takeover By German Rival ZF
• Goldman Denies Metals Market Wrongdoing Before Senate
• BGC Extends $675M Hostile Bid For Brokerage Servicer GFI
• Fed Gov. Says More Bank Liquidity Proposals Coming In 2015
• Does Dodd-Frank Protect Foreign Whistleblowers?
• The Print Room: How To Spend Less And Get More
• Goldman, JPMorgan Overwhelmed Oil, Metals Markets: Report
• Norton Rose Scoops Up Ex-Hunton Banking Partner In Dallas
• SEC Will Struggle To Extend New Glitch Rules To Brokers
• Securities MVPs: Gibson Dunn's Thad Davis & Michael Wong
• DC Circ. Urged To Revive Challenges To Dodd-Frank, CFPB
• Activision Brass Reach $275M Deal To End Shareholder Action
• Regions Investors Again Win Class Cert. In Stock Inflation Suit
• Iceland Bank's Ex-CEO Sentenced For Market Manipulation
• Madoff Trustee Told To Tweak Mass Repleading Bid
• Allergan Deal Clouds Rightful Activist Role In Hostile M&A
• SEC Charges Canadian Co. In Pump-And-Dump Scheme
• Canadian Securities Regulators Wary Of US Order Routing
• DOJ Tallies $25B In Fiscal 2014
• 3 Tips To Keep Social Media From Screwing Up Your IPO
• Sidley Austin Adds Ex-Winston & Strawn Litigator In Chicago
• Bill Would Make NY Fed Chief Subject To Senate Confirmation
• Dow Shareholders Win Mulligan After Judge's Error
• Rare Investor Class Action Trial Begins Over Longtop Fraud
• Ex-Jefferies Trader Files Opening Salvo In 2nd Circ. Appeal
• Robbins Geller FOIA Suit Puts Pressure On Wal-Mart
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Tax Shelter Fraud Suit Against NatWest
• Investor Suits Over $1.2B Multimedia Games Buyout Combined
• Dems Hammer Watt Over FHFA Consumer Relief Policies
• Expect More FCPA Cases Against Individuals, DOJ Warns
• Unified SEC Adopts Trading-Tech Glitch Regulations
• MBS Investors Entitled To Increased Bankruptcy Recoveries
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Legal Aces From 78 Firms
• AIG Trial Judge Keeps Sullivan, Weil Attys Off Stand
• Barclays Says It's Too Late To Sue Over $981M In Toxic RMBS
• Madoff Fund Reaches $95M Settlement With Picard
• For Better Or Worse, SEC's Whistleblower Office Will Grow
• Infinity Exploration To Pay $4.2M In SEC Fraud Suit
• SEC Asks To Jail AWOL Atty Who Skipped Out On $3M Fine
• SEC Seeks Smaller Brookstreet Penalty After Miscalcutions
• Judge OKs Guilty Plea In IBM Insider Trading Case
• McDermott Tries To Cut Scrapbooker's Malpractice Suit
• No-Show Puda Coal Found Liable In Investors' Bogus-IPO Suit
• DC Circ. Will Rehear SEC Conflict Mineral Ruling
• Madoff Trustee, Investor Fight To Halt Class Actions
• Zoetis Launches $500M Share Buyback As Activists Circle
• Actavis Reveals Allergan Breakup Fee, Board Picks
• SEC Fixes Info Security Issues But Faces New Flaws: GAO
• Wyly Family Members Decry Asset Freeze In 2nd Circ.
• Dewey Partner Clawback Ruling May Hurt New York Law Firms
• SEC Opens Up About Who Its Whistleblowers Are
• Scalia's Deference Argument Could Have Dramatic Effects
• The Emergence Of 3rd-Party Accredited-Investor Verifiers
• Manatt Beats Investors' Negligence Claims In $200M Ponzi Row
• Leading SEC Trial Atty To Leave Agency
• Sandell Presses TransCanada To Spin Off Energy Biz
• Crowdfunding Outlook Remains Murky Amid Pending Rules
• SEC Sanctions Defense Co. Employees For FCPA Violations
• Ex-SAC Trader Martoma Ordered To Begin 9-Year Sentence
• FINRA, MSRB Unveil Plans To Boost Bond Price Transparency
• Zynga Founder Can't Slip Class Action Over Stock Sale
• BofA, Merrill Lynch Settle Out Of FDIC's $110M RMBS Case
• 5 Must-Know Facts About Allergan's $66B Actavis Tie-Up
• Madoff Investors To Get Nearly $500M In Feeder Fund Deal
• UniTek Shareholders Plan To Contest Ch. 11 Plan, Demand Info
• FINRA Pitches Pay-To-Play Rule After SEC Courtroom Win
• Tax Shelters Had No Biz Purpose, Can't Deduct Losses: US
• SAC's Cohen To Face Wide-Ranging Deposition In Divorce Suit
• Ex-DBSI Prez Faces SEC Admin Suit Over Ponzi Scheme
• Texas Court Affirms UBS Win In Highland Debt Trade Row
• High Court Nixes Musicland Investor's Appeal Of $32M Penalty
• Citigroup Gets Suit Over $832M In MBS Trimmed
• FINRA Eyes High-Speed Trader Surveillance With New Rules
• 3 Insights To Clarify Securities Act Class Action Removal
• When Do Tribal Leaders Create FCPA Liability?
• Allergan Finds White Knight In $66B Actavis Takeover
• Layoffs, Liquidation May Follow Bingham, Morgan Lewis Deal
• SEC Wants $602M SAC Settlement To Go To Victims
• Valeant Disclosures Approved In Allergan Inside Trading Row
• Convicted Goldman Director Appeals 2 Cases To High Court
• Pharma Exec Can't Duck SEC's Pump-And-Dump Suit
• Maryland Business Owner Indicted In Alleged $7M Bond Fraud
• Barnes & Thornburg Nabs Sheppard Mullin White Collar Vet
• Michael Lewis Dodges 'Big Short' Libel Charges In 2nd Circ.
• Wedding Singer Pal's Co. Must Pay $3.6M Over Alleged Fraud
• Cash-Strapped CFTC Faces Troubled Return To Admin Court
• Hertz Under SEC Probe, Finds $87M In Accounting Errors
• Investors Seek Final OK For $590M PE Collusion Settlement
• Morgan Lewis Partners Approve Bingham Deal
• QR Energy Settles Suit Aiming To Block $3B Merger
• As SEC Scrutiny Heats Up, PE Attorneys Get Serious
• DC Circ. Says SEC Can Withhold FINRA Arbitration Docs
• FSB Chief Says Regulatory Reform Work Largely Done
• Hogan Lovells Hires Finance Partner To Grow Mexico Office
• Nearing 30, Is Revlon Showing Its Age?
• SEC's New Enforcement Weapon Against Municipal Officers
• Goldman Dodges Overstock.com's Short-Sale Suit
• Robbins Geller Sues SEC For FOIA'd Wal-Mart Bribery Docs
• AIG Had No Hope Of Private Lifeline, JPMorgan Banker Says
• Fairway Derivative Suit Belongs In Delaware, NY Judge Says
• Orthotic Co. Faces Stock Drop Suit Over Medicare Audits
• Ex-Massey Energy CEO Indicted In Fatal 2010 Mine Explosion
• Goldman Foe Wants Review Of Order Trimming RMBS Suit
• FINRA Launches Equity Market Reform Push With 3 Proposals
• NC Man Pleads Not Guilty In Alleged $850M Ponzi Scheme
• Pension Funds Seek Cert. In Suit Over MGM Complex Costs
• Ex-Wilson Sonsini Employee Cops To Insider Trading
• ResCap Beats Dismissal Bid In 6 MBS Actions
• Allergan Slams Proposed Disclosures In Insider Trading Suit
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Greenberg Traurig's Becerra
• CFTC Sanctions Futures Merchant For Supervision Violation
• Darden Will Scrap Poison Pill 6 Months Ahead Of Schedule
• Ex-Barclays Rep Avoids Industry Ban For 'Parking' Scheme
• Questcor Securities Class Clinches Certification
• Derivative Suit Faults Allergan Board For Rejecting Valeant Bid
• SEC Schedules Vote On Rules Targeting Trading-Tech Glitches
• Ex-Sky Capital Exec Gets 2.5 Years For Aid In $140M Fraud
• Banks Want Mortgage Servicing Capital Treatment Eased
• Martoma And Litvak: Prison Can Wait ... Sometimes
• The Latest Life Sciences Company To Make FCPA Headlines
• Goldman Slays Dragon's $580M Failed-Buyout Suit Again
• $4B Forex Fines Are Just The Beginning For Banks
• NY DA Wins Stay Of Securities Suit Against Ex-Dewey Exec
• Halliburton Can't Reverse SOX Retaliation Ruling: 5th Circ.
• AIG Bailout Judge Warns Feds On Atty-Client Privilege
• CFTC's Paltry Budget Spurs Quick End To Forex Probe
• Morgan Stanley, Investors Settle Dispute Over 'Rigged' Notes
• SEC Official Tabs Wylys' Trading Gains At $329M
• SEC Says Social Media-Hyped Investment Offer Was A Fraud
• NY Tax Preparer Pleads Guilty To $4.8M Ponzi Scheme
• Dutch Drilling Giant Pays $240M To Settle Bribery Probe
• The Meaningful Return Of Shareholder Access
• Ex-SAC Trader Martoma Denied Bail In 2nd Circ.
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Six New Hires To Austin Office
• CFTC Commissioner To Float Alternative Swaps Trading Regs
• Realty Mogul GC Says Crowdfunding Is 'Starting To Snowball'
• Allergan Amends Bylaws Ahead Of Potential Proxy Fight
• FCPA In 2014: A Review Of Q3 Enforcement — Part 2
• 6 Banks To Pay $4B To Settle Forex Manipulation Charges
• NCUA Sues Deutsche Over Handling Of $140B In RMBS Trusts
• Del. High Court Vets Timing Of RBC's Rural/Metro Appeal
• Morgan Stanley Urges High Court To Nix 10th Circ. MBS Order
• Argentina Creditor Can't Keep Lawyer From Leaving US
• $3.7B Petters' Ponzi Suit Against JPMorgan Stays Federal
• US Century Bank Ordered To Sign $4.5M Shareholder Deal
• FINRA's Ketchum Sells Risk Data Plan As A Fraud-Fighter
• OneWest Sues Lehman Bros. To Keep Loan Info Confidential
• Investor Slams 'Cumbersome' PE Collusion Settlement
• FCPA In 2014: A Review Of Q3 Enforcement — Part 1
• 3rd Circ. Remands Short-Sale Spat To NJ State Court
• SEC's White Eyes New Executive Compensation Rules
• Supreme Court Leaves Atty-Client Privilege Carveout Intact
• 8th Circ. Affirms Petters Partner's Sentence In $4B Ponzi Scam
• Scalia, Thomas Seek Case Challenging SEC Power
• Atty With Unpaid $3M SEC Fine Threatened With Contempt
• High Court Won't Hear Reno's ARS Fight With Goldman
• SEC Censures Crowd-Investing Site For Selling In US
• California Derivative Plaintiffs Can't Dodge Delaware Law
• EBay Escapes Derivative Suit Over Anti-Poaching Scheme
• Jury Finds NM Businessman Liable In $35M SEC Suit
• 9th Circ. Remands Ponzi Schemers' Case For Resentencing
• Wyly Ex Sues To Keep $500,000 Alimony Out Of Bankruptcy
• High Court To Settle Rift On Service Deadline Extensions
• Del. Justice Ridgely Latest To Retire From Supreme Court
• Attys Tend To 'Buy Themselves Off' In Class Deals, Judge Says
• Argentina Faces $4.7B In Claims In New Bond Suits
• Allergan Shareholder Claims Not Ripe, Chancery Rules
• Justices Face Muddy Waters With Omnicare Middle Ground
• Ex-Moore Capital Trader Pleads Guilty To Insider Trading
• SEC Critics Appeal To Agency Pride In In-House Court Spat
• Ceresney Rebuts Rakoff's Critique Of SEC Admin. Actions
• BofA, US Bancorp Pay $69M To Settle MBS Investor Action
• Pa. High Court Won't Eye McNees Wallace Malpractice Win
• Wilbros Shareholder Sues Over $20M Filing Discrepancy
• CFTC Plans More Administrative Actions, Criminal Crackdowns
• Ex-CFO Is Latest SpongeTech Exec To Avoid Prison For Fraud
• 5 Insights From Honeywell General Counsel Kate Adams
• Ackman Says Valeant Can Pay Max Bid For Allergan
• Allergan Decision May Chill Bidder-Activist Partnerships
• Dewey Brass Can't Dodge Criminal Trial
• Ambac Ruling Raises New Questions For RMBS Litigators
• BofA Sets Aside $400M Amid Forex Investigations
• Ex-AIG Chief Claims He Was Unaware Of Last-Minute Lifelines
• Investors Want Another Go At UBS Over $331M In CDO Losses
• AIB Hit With Chancery Suit Over Bulgarian Bank Deal
• CFTC Obtains Record $3.3B In Sanctions In 2014
• Judge Defers Ruling On Broker's Plea To IBM Insider Trading
• DLA Piper Hires Cross-Border Finance Pro In Minneapolis
• IRS Says Wyly's Bankruptcy Personal Budget Is Texas-Size
• SEC Probes GT Advanced Shares, Sapphire Business
• Shell Seeks End To FCPA Defamation Suit In Texas High Court
• Commerzbank Says It Might Pay Big Over US Sanction Probes
• Leucadia To Pay $70M To End Jefferies Investor Suits
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Rethink Reviving Genaera Investor Suit
• SEC May Question Journalist In Onyx Insider Trading Probe
• SEC Settles Bond Fraud Claim Tied To Hollywood Studio Flop
• Texas Court Rebuffs Investor Suit Over Busted Highland Fund
• Allergan Confirms Deal Talks With Potential New Suitor
• OCZ Judge Delays $7.5M Deal For Trustee To Probe Claims
• Telecom Execs Illegally Seized Control Of Co., Suit Says
• Babcock Spins Off Generation Biz Amid Activist Pressure
• K12 Ducks Investor Class Action Over 38% Stock Drop
• Fed Official Says Clearinghouses Need More Oversight
• Dodd-Frank Securitization Rule Is A Win For Banks
• Virtual Bank Founder Arrested Over $5M Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme
• Enzymotec Investors Want Suits Over $70M IPO Combined
• Pension Fund Wants Software Co. $108M IPO Row Remanded
• What The 'Caldwell Doctrine' Means For FCPA Enforcement
• 5 Ways To Uncover Bias During Jury Selection
• Broker Pleads Guilty After SEC BigLaw Tipster Case
• Nortel's Canadian Wing Seeks To Scuttle $1B Interest Deal
• Shareholders in OC Register Parent Push For Receivership
• NML Wants Ex-Official Kept In US In Argentine Debt Fight
• ITT Auditor Walks Away Amid CEO Search
• Class Cert. Unclear For MetLife Investors In $216M Ponzi Loss
• 2nd Circ. Probes Reach Of Bankruptcy Safe Harbors
• Kinder Morgan Investors Lose Bid To Stall $70B Consolidation
• Fed Bailout Was Only Option For AIG, Ex-CEO Says
• Attys Win $48M Fees For RBS-Pension Fund MBS Settlement
• Goldman Says Media Reports Doom Bank's $103M CDO Suit
• DLA Piper Lures Ex-Foley & Lardner Corporate Partner
• Texas Atty Sued For $6.7M Over Ponzi Scheme Investment
• Robbins Arroyo Investigates Bio-Rad After $55M FCPA Deal
• CFTC Sitting On Mountain Of Unspent Whistleblower Cash
• Wells Fargo, Goldman Pare Litigation Loss Estimates
• How Senate Without Filibuster-Proof Majority Avoids Gridlock
• SEC Penalizes 10 Companies For Not Disclosing Dilutions
• WG Trading Exec Won't Pull Guilty Plea For $554M Fraud
• Confidential Witness Denies Testimony In Remoxy Suit
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Lawrence Sucharow
• Gov't Stands By Faegre Atty In Petters Ponzi Plea Deal Row
• CFTC To Extend No-Action Relief For Certain Swap Rules
• Biz Groups Say Texas Ruling Undermines FCPA Enforcement
• In Allergan Insider Trade Ruling, Questions Upstage Answers
• Morgan Stanley Lands On DOJ Radar In RMBS Probe
• Fed Finalizes Rule Limiting Big Bank Mergers
• Ex-NIR Analyst Avoids Prison As Judge Presses For Recovery
• Endocyte Investor Sues Over Faulty Drug In $1B Merck Deal
• A Win For Large Stockholders — And Their 'Side Benefits'
• Rakoff Blasts SEC's Growing Reliance On In-House Court
• Record $2.4B BofA Settlement Wins 2nd Circ.'s Blessing
• SEC Needs To Act On Fee Shifting
• Senate Flip Endangers Ch. 11 Reforms For Big Banks
• Republican Win Opens Door To Dodd-Frank Rewrites
• GOP Senate Spells Tight Budgets For SEC, CFTC
• With GOP Win, Small Banks Can Expect Dodd-Frank Fixes
• Ex-SAC Trader Stays Free Amid 2nd Circ. Emergency Bail Bid
• Calif. Man Sentenced To 5 Years For Defrauding Taylor Bean
• Fed Was Wary Of AIG Ownership, Davis Polk Bailout Atty Says
• Wyly Widow's $28M Home Can't Cover Debts, Filing Says
• MetLife Hires Gibson Dunn Lawyer In SIFI Challenge
• State Regulators Begin Probing Crowdfunding Schemes
• High Court Likely Won't Affirm 6th Circ. Omnicare Ruling
• 5th Circ. Nixes Review Of Nuance Arbitration Award Remand
• Arsenal, Tech Co. Investors End Recapitalization Row
• $200M Attys' Fee Bid Draws Objection In LBO Collusion Case
• BankAtlantic Head Hid Precrash Loan Woes, SEC Tells Jury
• 2nd Circ. Cracks Door After Foreign Madoff Fund Sale Ruling
• Foley & Lardner Lures Back CVS Asst. GC For Health Team
• Netherlands To Hand Russian Cyberthief Suspect To US
• UBS Loses Swaps Saga Against German Utility
• Halliburton Can't Nix Filing Bashing 'Price Impact' Expert
• $140M Suit Over Collapsed RBC Fund Gets Shut Down
• GFI Board Rejects $675M Hostile Bid In Favor Of CME Deal
• Exchanges Say SEC OK'd Their Part In High-Frequency Trading
• Violin Memory Gets Claims Pared In Suit Over $146M IPO
• Ackman Can Vote Allergan Shares Amid Insider Trading Flap
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: David Stickney
• Argentina Appeals Contempt Finding For Debt Bypass Plan
• Ex-Orioles Player Calls Insider Trading Charges 'Stale'
• Stop Challenging FCPA Definition Of 'Foreign Official'
• Discretion Needed On Libor MDL, Ex-Judges Tell High Court
• Hot Topic Investors Win Class Cert. In $600M Acquisition Row
• HSBC Sets Aside $378M For UK Forex Deal
• SEC Granted Broad Freeze On Wyly Family Assets
• SEC Charges 2 Canadians In $17M Microcap Fraud Scheme
• White & Case Adds 2 White Collar Pros In Miami
• SEC Accountant Sues Over Supervisor's Porn-Viewing Habits
• Lehman Judge Wipes Out Workers' $348M Stock Claims
• Omnicare Clings To Narrow Liability In Supreme Court Args
• SEC Dings JPMorgan, 12 Others Over Junk Bond Sales
• Stockholders Need More Than A Number To Be 'Controlling'
• $700M Deal Axed After American Realty REIT Accounting Flap
• DirecTV Installer Ordered To Pay $6.5M To Restore Pensions
• Bio-Rad Pays $55M To Settle Feds' FCPA Investigations
• Freddie Mac Dodges Investor Suit Over Subprime Exposure
• UBS Says Madoff Trustee Seeks Again To Erode Confidentiality
• Allergan Says New Suitor Approached It About A Deal
• J&J Heir Wants Proskauer Documents In Tax Shelter Suit
• Cheaper, Stronger IPOs Still Elusive After JOBS Act
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Covington's Catherine Dargan
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Labaton's Jordan Thomas
• D&O Liability For Data Breaches After Palkon V. Holmes
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