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Securities - December, 2015

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• Securities Regulations To Watch In 2016
• How To Woo In-House Counsel In 2016
• Securities Cases To Watch In 2016
• Insurer Asks Chancery Court To Nix Options Valuation
• Checks Needed For Naughty List To Improve Wall Street's Rep
• 3 Things To Expect From Legal Tech In The New Year
• SAC To Pay $10M To End Investors' Trading-Fraud Suit
• SEC Transfer Agent Rule Revamp Faces Uncertain Future
• $40M Judgment Against Mining Co. Stayed In Stock Dispute
• Gov't Says Whitman Shouldn't Be Freed Pending Newman Appeal
• Tesco's $12M Deal In Investor Suit Gets Judge's Nod
• China Gerui Suit Over $234M Porcelain Deal Gets Axed
• $3.5M Corinthian Settlement Rejected Over Lack Of Info
• Lehman Sues Retirement Home Operator Over Swap Deal
• Pa. Justices Snub Appeal Over $37M Med. IT Co. Stock Buy
• Calif. Boutique Firm Hands Out Above-Average Bonuses
• Genelux Avoids Contempt Ruling In Chancery For Now
• US, Hong Kong Regulators Boost Cross-Border Info Sharing
• Mass. Golfer Faces Insider Trial After Newman Motion Nixed
• FINRA Fines Macquarie $2.95M Over Inaccurate Trade Data
• 10 Associates On The Secret Of Success
• CFTC Defends $3M Penalty For Intrade In Illegal Options Row
• China To Extend Foreign Currency Exchange Trading Hours
• Corzine Denies Fault For MF Global Customer Cash Transfers
• Ex-Acadia CFO Tipped Buddies To Pioneer Buy, SEC Says
• Russian Tycoon Takes Morgan Stanley Case To 2nd Circ.
• Policy Language Trumps 'Factual Nexus' Test In NY
• A Striking Defense Victory Amid SEC In-House Court Debate
• Court Sides With Greenberg, Hunton On Some Stanford Docs
• Chancery Keeps Calif. Atty On The Hook In Startup Lawsuit
• Ex-Harris O'Brien Partners Start New Securities Law Firm
• Adviser's Spat Over SEC In-House Court Heads To 4th Circ.
• Booz Allen's Counterclaims In ERISA Suit Dropped
• Chopper Parts Maker Hit With Class Action Over $206M Sale
• Vegas Adviser Indicted In $30M Pump-And-Dump Scheme
• Lehman, Ex-Employees Strike $38M Deal To End Bonus Fight
• Robbins Geller Looks To Lead Valeant Securities Fraud Suit
• How Great Lawyers Win Bad Cases
• Attys Want Securities Claims Axed In Buyout Malpractice Row
• HK Exchange Seeks More Environmental Info From Listed Firms
• Japan Fines Ernst & Young Unit $17.3M Over Toshiba Audit
• SEC's Proposed Derivatives Rule And Potential Consequences
• Kaye Scholer Atty Charged In Shkreli Case Can Go To Cancun
• SEC Says Atty Should Pay $2.5M For Fracking Venture Fraud
• Prof Says SEC May Plan Political Money Rule Despite Budget
• The Focus On Event Studies In Class Certification
• Morgan Stanley, SocGen Units Pay $10M In SEC 'Parking' Case
• Ex-Oriole Can't Nix Insider Trading Evidence At 9th Circ.
• Investor Suit Slams 'Inadequate' $1B Constant Contact Deal
• Deutsche Bank, Wells Fargo Want BlackRock MBS Suits Nixed
• High Court Asked To Weigh Repose Statutes In $2B MBS Suit
• Chinese Telecom's Accounting Firm Must Face Securities Suit
• On Exit SEC's Aguilar Urges Secondary Market Reforms
• Mich. Funds Win Cert. In Northern Trust Negligence Action
• Deutsche Bank Rigged Forex By Delaying Trades, Suit Says
• A Look At Martin Shkreli's Legal Woes
• Ex-RBS Supervisor Pleads Guilty To Securities Fraud
• Cantor Fitzgerald Hit With $7.3M FINRA Trading Penalties
• Mining Tycoon Can't Nix $40M Award In Stock Row
• Lehman Committee Members Say They Deserve $20M Payback
• Feds Arrest Two Over Venezuelan Energy Corruption Scheme
• Chancery Voids Vaalco Charter Rule On Ousting Directors
• Madoff Trustee Says Investor Suit Blocked By $7B Settlement
• SEC, Steve Cohen Set Date For In-House Trial
• SEC, Ex-Goldman Staffer Look To Settle Insider Trading Row
• Del., Ill. Judges Asked To Pick Venue For IBM-Merge Suits
• Fed Outlines Excess Capital Buffer For Big Banks
• CFTC Chair Slams Congress For Denying Budget Bump
• Trader's Expert Dodges DQ Bid In CFTC Spoofing Case
• UK Court Cuts Sentence For Ex-Libor Trader To 11 Years
• Genelux Founder Pushes Chancery To Find Co. In Contempt
• Serious Fraud Office Charges Trader In Euribor Scheme
• Ga. Man Cops To Press-Release Hacking, Insider Trading Plot
• BB&T Says Justices Must End Circuit Split In $500M Tax Fight
• Clear-View To Ask 9th Circ. To Nix Attys' Fees In IP Row
• Alleged Fraudster Indicted For $2M TV Station Scheme
• Chiquita Wants No Interlopers In Colombia Discovery
• Kraft Can't Shake Feds' Wheat Market Manipulation Suit
• Martin Shkreli Fired From KaloBios Post, Sued By Investors
• Investors Slam Airline Volaris' Move To Toss IPO Suit
• BakerHostetler Gets $37M For Bernie Madoff Work
• Exide Investors Get Another Class Cert. In Enviro Suit
• ERISA Suit Likens Prudential Revenue Sharing To Kickbacks
• Fed Says It Will Tailor Stress Tests For Less Complex Banks
• New Best-Execution Guidance Provokes Significant Questions
• 10 Things You May Have Missed In Proposed Regulation AT
• 4 Firms Are Securities All-Stars
• The Firms That Dominated In 2015
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Why All US Attorneys Should Read Justice Breyer's New Book
• Labaton Chases Whistleblower Record In JPMorgan Case
• JPMorgan Inks $150M Deal In 'London Whale' Investor Row
• SEC Approval Of Digital Shares Could Spur Experimentation
• Shkreli Leaves Turing Pharma As New CEO Tapped
• NJ Court Won't Ax Ironridge Global Suit Over Pharma Stocks
• Baker McKenzie Picks Up Shutts & Bowen Banking Partner
• SEC Says Private Investor Standards May Be Out Of Date
• 2nd Circ. Junks $574M False-Ratings Suit Against S&P
• Kaye Scholer Follows Crisis Blueprint After Lawyer's Arrest
• NY Judge Axes Scarinci Hollenbeck Malpractice Suit
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Banking, M&A Pro
• Ex-Software Exec Says Investor Tanked Co. To Gain Control
• 2nd Circ. Keeps Wyly Asset Freeze In Place
• A 2nd Circ. Decision That Muddied Loss Causation
• TD Bank Exec Gets 2.5 Years For Role In $1.2B Rothstein Scheme
• JPMorgan Pays $307M To Settle SEC, CFTC Probes
• Private Fund Regulation In 2015 — SEC Levels Up
• Shkreli, Kaye Scholer Atty Give Gov't Gift Of Shady Emails
• $5M Health Software Shareholder Deal Gets Initial OK
• Kaye Scholer Atty, Shkreli May Not Enjoy Privilege For Long
• $100M Twitter Pre-IPO Dispute Hits Del. High Court
• SEC Denied $8M Fine Against Ex-Level Global Manager
• OCC Bank Recovery Plans Follow Europe's Lead
• New LightSquared, Garmin End Suit Over Spectrum Use
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Sentences Against NJ Atty, Pa. Businessman
• BigLaw's Latest Bad Boy Built Colorful Career On Bitcoin
• Ponzi Schemers Must Forfeit $40M From Sale Of Resort
• Ex-MIT Dean, Son Get Prison Over $140M Hedge Fund Scam
• House Moves Closer To Passing Broad $1.15T Funding Bill
• Dutch Court Lifts Capital Requirements For Euronext
• PE Firms To Sell $14B Worth Of NYSE Parent Co.'s Stock
• 6 Ex-UBS Employees Banned In Wake Of Forex Scandal
• Martial Arts Co. Exec Can't Halt $2M SEC Fraud Case
• Mayer Brown Snags Clifford Chance Corporate, Securities Trio
• The Biggest NJ Decisions From The Second Half Of 2015
• Review Of 2015 SEC Actions Against Broker-Dealers: Part 3
• From The Book Of Jargon: Fallen Angel
• Gatekeepers No More: Del. Defines M&A Adviser Liability
• Pharma Bad Boy Martin Shkreli, Kaye Scholer Partner Arrested
• OCC To Require Banks To Put Together Recovery Plans
• CFTC's Massad Bets Crisis-Era Chops On Eased Margin Rule
• FINRA Task Force Calls For More Transparency In Arbitration
• Sheldon Silver Son-In-Law Gets 'Break' With 2-Year Sentence
• Ex-Massey CEO May Have To Pay Tens Of Millions, Gov't Says
• Forbes Investors Strike Back At Suit Over Botched $415M Deal
• Hedge Fund Manager Pleads Guilty In $59M Fund Collapse
• Regulators Will Push Banks To Prep For Future Rate Hikes
• Investors Can Pursue Del. Suit Over Fund's Facebook Shares
• Evidence Backs Rabobankers' Libor Convictions, Feds Say
• USAE Investor Wants Contempt Finding Over Withheld Docs
• Overstock.com Clears SEC Hurdle To Digital Shares
• BofA Slams 'Preposterous' $1.3B Mortgage Fine In 2nd Circ.
• Texas Atty Can't Enlist Ex-CFO In Securities Fraud Case
• PE Manager Slams SEC Fraud Case Over $2.8M Deal
• Ex-Foundry Exec Tells 2nd Circ. Newman Mars Tipping Case
• Spending Bill Bars SEC Rulemaking On Political Spending
• Split CFTC Finalizes Swap Margin Rules Amid Controversy
• FSOC, MetLife Fight Watchdog's Attempt To Unseal SIFI Docs
• Banks Gain Little Ground In Omnibus Spending Bill
• Review Of 2015 SEC Actions Against Broker-Dealers: Part 2
• Debt Restructuring Rider Dropped From Spending Bill
• Texas Atty Gets 3 Years For Duping Investors In $3M Web Scam
• Del. Chancery Conditionally OKs $27M Kinder Morgan Deal
• SEC Charges Atlantic Asset Mgmt. With $43M Bond Fraud
• Bio-Rad Denied Quick Appeal In Whistleblower GC's Suit
• Halliburton Investors Seek Asbestos Docs In Fraud Suit
• Deutsche Bank Says $330M RMBS Suit Can't Be Brought Twice
• ICSID Ends Argentina Debt Action After Fees Went Unpaid
• Customers Lose Cert. Bid In Lead-Laced Supplement Row
• Ex-Broker Dealer Employee Gets 3 Years For $60M Bribe Plot
• Enzymotec Can't Shake Shareholder Suit Over $70M IPO
• JPMorgan Units Fined $3.9M In HK For Trading Breaches
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Masons' Madoff Feeder Fund Suit
• Russian Nuclear Energy Exec Gets 4 Years For Bribery
• 3 Things Baby Boomers Can't Stand About Young Lawyers
• Chancery Cuts Attys' Fee Request By Half In Hill Meeting Row
• SEC, Ex-Compliance Chiefs Settle Adviser Kickback Claim
• Underwear Co. Says Jeter Owes $30M In Endorsement Row
• 7 Deadly Business Mistakes That Can Tank Your Law Practice
• $2B Forex Class Settlement Gets Preliminary OK
• Review Of 2015 SEC Actions Against Broker-Dealers: Part 1
• Inside Nasdaq's Proposed Shareholder Approval Rules
• SEC Scrutinizing $790M Fund After Freeze, CEO Departure
• EU Agency Floats US-Inspired Derivative Margin Reform
• Michael Lewis Rips Lobbying Against 'Flash Boys' Exchange
• Ashford Investor Seeks To Halt $331M Remington Deal
• Aluminum Users Continue Bid To Revive Antitrust Suit
• Trader 3Red Blasts CFTC Bid To DQ Expert In Spoofing Case
• 7th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Securities Firms' Fee Suit
• Allen & Overy Adds Ex-Cleary Atty To Boost Securities Group
• Chinese National Sues Calif. Cos. In $8M US Visa Scam
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of 'Mean Girls' Investors Suit
• Fla. Jury Convicts Cay Clubs CEO In $300M Ponzi Scheme
• EC To Review Small-Biz Impact Of Capital Markets Rules
• Segall Says Sanctions Are Unwarranted In Ponzi Fee Dispute
• CEO Calls Gov't Search Illegal As New Charges Mulled
• Securities Developments In Israel And What They Mean
• The CFTC's New Enforcement Focus
• Texas AG Can't Dodge Securities Fraud Charges, Judge Rules
• SEC Guards Fund Industry Turf With New Derivatives Rules
• Del. Justices Uphold No-Damages Ruling On 'Unfair' Deal
• JPMorgan Says Claims Over $2B Fine Should Stay Dismissed
• Dark-Pool Marketplace To Seek Sanctions Against SEC
• Del. Chancery Court Gets First African-American Judge
• Baker & McKenzie Lures Compensation Atty From Wells Fargo
• SEC To Hear Appeal Of In-House Insider Trading Dismissal
• Litvak Decision A Boon To Securities Fraud Defendants
• SEC Says 'Boiler Room' Fooled Elderly Into Soccer Club Stock
• Nixon Peabody Played Role In Client's Fraud, $45M Suit Says
• 6D Global Shareholders Accuse Directors Of Stock Scheming
• Equity Committee For Alpha A Pointless Ask, US Trustee Says
• Split SEC Proposes New Derivatives, Mining Disclosure Rules
• SEC Denying Ex-Luca Chief's Right To Counsel, Atty Says
• Vivint Solar 'Flawed' Shareholder IPO Suit Tossed
• House Sends Stopgap Spending Bill To Obama's Desk
• Will Changes To Federal Rules Reduce Scope Of Discovery?
• Basel Committee OKs Using Credit Ratings To Evaluate Risk
• Takeaways From UK's 1st Deferred Prosecution Agreement
• Regency Pushes Chancery To Ax Claims Over $11B Buyout Deal
• 10-Year Sentence Too Harsh, $959M Fraudster Tells 2nd Circ.
• 11th Circ. Says Levan Must Leave BankAtlantic
• Baker & McKenzie Snags Corporate Pro From In-House Post
• Pension Funds Sue Dole Over Alleged Merger Fraud
• Nixon Peabody Hit With Malpractice Claim In Twitter Share Suit
• Morgan Stanley To Pay $225M To End RMBS Suits
• Ex-Massey Energy CEO Gets To Go Home For The Holidays
• Senate Passes Stopgap 5-Day Spending Bill
• Banks Shouldn't Expect Enforcement Lull To Last
• Jury Clears Ga. Man Of Insider Trading In Sanofi Case
• Barclays Wants Energy Price-Fixing Suit Nixed
• Biotech Wants Answers On Ex-GC's Role In Securities Scheme
• Barnes & Thornburg Atty Sanctioned For Tweeting Evidence
• Facebook Takes Objection To Nasdaq's IPO Deal To 2nd Circ.
• Dexia Can't Bring $626M MBS Suit, Morgan Stanley Says
• TrueCar Topples Investor's Risky Business Claims
• Telecom Co. Sued Over FCPA-Triggered Stock Slump
• Fed Approves Bank Of America's Revised Capital Plan
• A Broken Dam, A Securites Suit And A Heap Of Trends
• From The Book Of Jargon: Bad Actor
• 1 More Step Toward Unified Business Judgment Review
• The Art Of The Mock
• China To Enact Market-Based IPO Reforms Over 2 Years
• SEC Feels Home Court Disadvantage After 1st Circ. Rebuke
• 10th Circ. Denies Oppenheimer's Junk Bond Class Cert. Appeal
• Chancery Cuts Attys' Fees In Celgene Director Pay Deal
• Del. High Court Told Insider Case Is Bad Faith 'Blueprint'
• SEC To Review Ex-Assisted Living CEO's $4.2M Fraud Penalty
• Medical Imaging Co. Faces $15M FCPA Settlements
• 9th Circ. Axes Tax Refund On Insurance Co. Stock Sale
• Russian Billionaires Can't Duck Row Over $55B Oil Sale
• Goldman, Barclays Targeted In Centralized Securities Suits
• Kingate Denied Quick Appeal In $825M Madoff Clawback Suit
• Seyfarth Rejects Ties To Fla. In Porn Distributor's Suit
• Convicted Ex-Massey CEO Seeks To Go Home For Christmas
• Canada's Plan To Stimulate Rights Offerings Goes Live
• Strategies For Your Evolving Law Department
• The Potential Impact Of Limiting Fed Emergency Lending
• Groupon Slams Investors For 'Fight Over Nothing' In IPO Row
• The First Insider Trader In Commodities
• JPMorgan Board Liable For Madoff Failures, 2nd Circ. Hears
• LightSquared, Deere Settle Dispute Over GPS Spectrum
• NCUA Tells 9th Circ. Goldman, Nomura MBS Claims Are Timely
• FDIC Tells 9th Circ. American Pipe Saves $1B RMBS Suits
• 1st Circ. Nixes SEC's Fines Against Ex-State Street Execs
• 2nd Circ.'s Litvak Reversal Has Silver Lining For Prosecutors
• Nasdaq Buys Chi-X Canada To Expand Cross-Border Business
• Jury Convicts Execs Of Fraud In $10M Investment Scheme
• SEC Can't Block Jury Trial In EB-5 Fraud Suit, Court Hears
• DOJ Urges Justices To Reject Appeal By Ex-UBS Execs
• Morgan Stanley Whistleblower Not Protected, Judge Rules
• Chinacast Says Banks Missed 'Red Flags,' Allowed $35M Theft
• NJ Man Charged With Swindling IPO Investors
• Orthofix Reaches $11M Settlement in Securities Action
• France Hits Virtu, Euronext With Market Manipulation Fines
• House GOP Slams Prudential, MetLife SIFI Labels
• Paramount Burns 'Mean Girls' Investor Suit In 2nd Circ.
• Ex-Jefferies Trader Gets Conviction Overturned By 2nd Circ.
• Applications And Problem Areas Of New NJ Crowdfunding Law
• Getting The Markets Back Into The Fast Lane
• GCs Love These Firms More And More
• Texas Appeals Court Reverses $21.5M RBC Jury Verdict
• Judge Tosses BP Investors' Alaska Spill Suit
• GCs Name Most Arrogant Law Firms
• Venable To Blame In $11M Facebook IPO Scam, 9th Circ. Told
• SEC Puts Attorneys On Notice With EB-5 Enforcement
• 5 Firms Make It Back Onto GCs' Most Adored List
• 3 Firms Know The Secret To Keeping Clients Happy
• Still No New Trial For Ex-Terra Exec, Fla. Judge Rules
• Arbitration Required In $6M Breach Suit, Pharma Co. Says
• 2nd Circ. Says Harbinger's $2B Suit Against GPS Cos. Fails
• House Panel Evades SEC Subpoena For Now In Leak Dispute
• Northrop Workers Ask Judge To Rethink Nixing ERISA Claims
• Pieces Of Dewey Puzzle Fall Into Place As DA Offers Deals
• HK Regulator Fines BNP Unit $1.9M Over 'Dark Pool' Breaches
• Dole CEO, Execs Reach Deal In Merger Fraud Class Row
• SEC Sanctions Attys For Flouting Rules In EB-5 Offerings
• Proskauer, Chadbourne Can't Skip Stanford Suit: Investors
• 2nd Circ. Pauses 'Big Short' Adviser's SEC Court Challenge
• Intrade Slams CFTC's $3M Penalty In Illegal Options Row
• Top 10 Whistleblowing And Retaliation Events Of 2015
• Takeaways From SEC's Marwood Settlement Over Insider Info
• Dewey Prosecutors To Trim Charges In Retrial Of 2 Execs
• SEC Admin Court Opponents Says Planned Fixes Fall Short
• Real Estate Ponzi Schemer Must Pay $69M In SEC Bust
• BNY Mellon Investors Win $45M In Attys Fees In Forex Suit
• Robbins Geller's Fees Slashed To $74M In JPMorgan MBS Suit
• Prosecutors Should Keep It Simple In Dewey Do-Over
• Venable Nabs Compliance Pro From Bessemer Trust
• US Bank Gave Money To Fraudsters, EB-5 Investors Say
• Galena To Pay $20M To End Investor Suits Over Deceptive PR
• Goldman Can't Duck Row Over $4B Tibco Deal, Investors Say
• 'JOBS Act 2.0' Measures Sail Through Highway Bill
• India Proposes New Green Bond Regulations
• Steak N' Shake Board Taken To 7th Circ. Over CEO Actions
• FSB Sets Up Task Force For Climate-Change Risk Disclosure
• SEC Slams Robbins Geller Discovery Bid In Wal-Mart Probe
• Mayer Brown Taps 2 From Baker & McKenzie For Mideast Sector
• Metals Dealers Blast CFTC For Putting Squeeze On Witnesses
• CFTC Bashes Corzine's Bid To Stay MF Global Case
• European Commission Clears 13 Banks In CDS Investigation
• Dewey Prosecutors Will Not Retry Former Firm Chairman
• SDNY Raises The Bar For Claims Based On Short Reports
• Blankenship Verdict Shows Ignitive Power Of CEO Candor
• EU Disclosure Revamp Stirs Hope, But Quick Action Unlikely
• GSV Left On The Hook For Fraud Claims In Twitter Stock Suit
• SEC Admin Court Faces Huge Test In Steve Cohen Showdown
• Mark Cuban Calls E-Privacy Exemption For SEC A Bad Idea
• VeriFone Brass Dodge Investor Suit For The 2nd Time
• Judge Nixes Traders' CME High-Frequency Trading Suit
• Caesars Noteholder Continues Fight Over Nixed Guarantee
• Fifth Street Looks To Toss Or Move Shareholder Suit
• Ex-Capital One Analyst To Pay $4.6M Over Insider Trading
• Forex Judge Seeks Damages Details Before $2B Deal Approval
• Belize Ends Telecom And Electricity Investor Suits For $67M
• Unsuccessful Riverbed Settlement Objector Given Atty Fees
• EU Capital Market Plans Making Headway, Official Says
• 2nd Circ. Again Tosses 'London Whale' Derivative Suit
• IRS Continues Slicing Through Barrier Options
• Many Of IRS's Questions To Wyly Atty Barred, Judge Says
• FERC Makes Case For Barclays $453M Manipulation Fine
• NexPoint Appeals To 2nd Circ. Over TICC Board Nominees
• XBiotech Faces Class Action Over Drug Study Problems
• Fed Chair Says Benefits Of Regulation Outweigh Costs
• Chicago Traders Hit With SEC Charges Over Options Scams
• Ex-Massey CEO Found Guilty Of Conspiracy In Mine Blast Trial
• Lyondell Confirms High Fraudulent-Transfer Claim Standards
• From The Book Of Jargon: YieldCo
• The Unrealized Promise Of Rule 26 Amendments
• Greenberg, Hunton Push For Docs In Stanford Victims Row
• Athlete Stock IPO Could Draw Regulators Along With Fans
• 6th Circ. Seeks Ohio High Court Input In Antioch Payout Row
• Kinder Morgan Liable For $171M In El Paso Deal Row
• CFTC Deploys New Insider Trading Powers In Settlement
• Investor Classes Certified In SAC Capital Insider Trading Suit
• Exxon Taps Paul Weiss Partner Amid NY Climate Probe
• Barclays Says Forex Fine Irrelevant To $2B Antitrust Deal
• Deferred Prosecution Deals Set To Become UK Staple
• SEC Judge To Restart Case Against SAC's Cohen
• SEC Puts Pre-IPO Securities Swaps On Hot Seat
• Ex-SAC Informant Gets 21-Day Sentence For Insider Trading
• American Realty Affiliate To Shut, Pay $3M Over Faked Votes
• Masons Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive Madoff Feeder Fund Suit
• SEC Fines Grant Thornton, Partners Over Missed Red Flags
• House Committee Urged To Curtail SEC In-House Court
• To Halliburton And Back: What To Expect From Round 3
• Social Investing Redux: Obama Administration Changes Course
• Investors Can't Touch Assets In $8.5M EB-5 Fraud Row
• Justices Wary Of Moving 'Naked Shorts' Suit Out Of NJ Court
• Google Dodges Calif. Shareholder Suit Over Anti-Poach Deals
• NY Anti-Terror Rules Put Bull's Eye On Compliance Pros
• Revolving-Door Roundup: Faegre, O'Melveny, Armstrong
• Settlement Reached In Slashed Navistar Investors' Suit
• Texas AG, Prosecutors Face Off On Felony Charges
• SEC Accuses Virtual Currency Miner Of $19M Investment Fraud
• 7 Banks Make Bid To Exit Forex Price-Fixing Lawsuit
• JPMorgan Must Face Suit Over $1.9B MBS Trust: NY Court
• Pillsbury Adds Deals Pros From Latham, Stikeman Elliott
• Wannabe Dark Pool Calls SEC's Status Denial Baseless
• Stock Transfer Agent Pleads Not Guilty To Wire Fraud
• Glaucoma Drug Co. Says Investor Suit 'Makes No Sense'
• CFTC Watchdog Probing Whistleblower Office Awards
• Deadlocked Blankenship Jury Receives Allen Charge
• NY To Force Execs To Sign Off On Terror Funding Prevention
• Hiring Defense Attys: Why An Interview Process Is Vital
• Making The Most Of Document Analytics