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Securities - November, 2017

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• Justices May Hear Challenge To SEC Judges, But Not Go Far
• Receiver Faulted Over $20M Scheme Clawbacks At 11th Circ.
• Trump Set To Tap Fifth Third Bank Exec As Next FDIC Chief
• Judge Finds No Evidence DuPont Knowingly Misled Investors
• Nutter McClennen Nabs Former Comptroller Of The Currency
• Galena Class Settlement Must Proceed, Del. Court Says
• SEC Announces $16M In Whistleblower Awards, Wins Hit $1B
• SEC Ratifies ALJs To Conform With Appointments Clause
• Investors Urge 4th Circ. Redo In PowerSecure Stock Drop Suit
• Georgeson Agrees To Pay $4.5M To Resolve Bribe Charges
• Zarrab Tells Jury Turkish Banker Didn't Ask For Bribe Money
• Judge Skeptical Of Exxon's Fight Against AG Climate Probe
• Paragon Investors' Ch. 11 Equity Committee Bid Fails Again
• Objectors Say $75M JPMorgan Deal Must At Least Double
• SEC Official Says More ICO Enforcement Actions Expected
• UK's SFO Charges 2 Ex-SBM Execs In Unaoil Bribery Probe
• 7 Best Practices For Wealth-Managing Fiduciaries
• Ariad, Investors Strike $3.5M Deal Over Cancer Drug Outlook
• The Billing Evolution: How Far Along Is Your Firm?
• Regulators, Whistleblowers And The Paradise Papers
• 10 Tips For Effective Practice Before The 5th Circ.
• SeaWorld Investors Win Cert. In 'Blackfish' Stock-Drop Suit
• SBM Offshore To Pay $238M Fine For FCPA Bribery Violations
• SEC Gives Up The Ghost On Lynn Tilton Enforcement Case
• SEC Tells High Court ALJs Are Officers, Not Employees
• Cumulus Files For Ch. 11, Aims To Slash Over $1B In Debt
• 2nd Circ. Won't Undo Revival Of $64M RICO Suit
• Atty Seeks Arbitration For Ex-Pot Co. Exec's Malpractice Suit
• Senator Quizzes SEC Nominees On Activism, Pay, Buybacks
• 5 Takeaways From The 'New' FCPA Corporate Charging Policy
• BioChemics Obtains 11th-Hour Deposit On $17M Owed To SEC
• Ex-Comverse GC Loses FOIA Bid Tied To 'Backdating' Scam
• Investors Say Chinese Battery Maker Isn't Producing Records
• Prominent Madoff Victim Atty Had Client Conflicts, Trust Says
• DLA Piper Urges 2nd Circ. To Affirm Malpractice Dismissal
• Zarrab Tells Jury Bribes Erased Concerns About His Fame
• Winner Of 'Madoff' Defamation Case Fights For $38M
• Judge Hands Off Ex-National Lampoon CEO's Recusal Bid
• DOJ Outlines Protections For Cos. Aiding FCPA Investigations
• SEC Defends Fraud Claims Against Ex-Nomura Trader​
• Judging A Book: Saris Reviews 'Locking Up Our Own'
• Ex-Linklaters Atty's Husband Won't Fight Insider Trading Suit
• When Activists Are At The Gate: Lessons From Chancery
• Justices Push Back Against Wider Whistleblower Definition
• Justices Grapple With 'Gibberish' In State Securities Case
• SEC Chair Says He Is Bracing For MiFID II Impact
• Del. Chancellor Won't Nix Investor Suit Over Failed Stock Buy
• Retirement Plans Seek Nod For $25M Merrill Overcharge Deal
• 9th Circ. Has No Issues With OK For HP Derivative Suit Deal
• Del. Court Nixes Toss Of Suit Over Failed Oil Co. Venture
• Altor Investor Seeks Appraisal After $290M NantCell Deal
• Feds Point To Email Trove In Ex-Katten Atty Fraud Trial
• Pharma CEO Charged With Stealing $1.5M From Investors
• It's OK, Whistleblowers Will Always Have SOX
• Ga. Exec Barred From Helming Public Cos. In Fraud Suit Deal
• SEC Seeks $10.3M From Defunct Utah Investment Co.
• Akorn, Investors Get Initial OK For $24M Accounting Deal
• Silver Wheaton Investors Seek Canada's Aid In Securities Row
• Banker Tells Jury Zarrab Copped To Resume 'Cushy Lifestyle'
• Feds Secure 2nd Guilty Plea In $1.6M Pump-And-Dump Case
• Venable Nabs Gerard Fox Commercial Litigator In LA
• How To Utilize Social Media In Proxy Contests
• Fed Chair Nom Says No Plans For Broad Bank Deregulation
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 5 MDL Lessons
• DOL Officially Delays Obama-Era Fiduciary Rule
• Justices To Weigh Curbing State Securities Class Actions
• SandRidge Energy Adopts Poison Pill Amid Icahn Opposition
• RYB Faces Stock-Drop Suit Over Child Abuse Scandal
• Disclosures Key In $2.2B Diamond-Apollo Merger Appeal
• Defense Seeks Delay After Jury Picked For Iran Sanctions Trial
• Paragon Shareholders Fight For Committee In Units' Ch. 11
• Justices Won't Review Shipping Co. Shareholder Suit
• Del. Justices Reject Third Chance For BioScrip Investors
• Starlite Media Member Sues In Del. Seeking Look At Records
• Shkreli Mentor And Investor Says He Lied To Feds
• Ropes & Gray Adds Former Baker Botts Partner To DC Office
• SEC Looks To Keep $1.2M Athlete Investor Fraud Suit Alive
• Ropes & Gray Hires Investment Funds Counsel From Harvard
• Aurelius Fights 'Unprecedented' Clearwire Buyout Appraisal
• Citigroup 401(k) Plan Participants Get Cert. In ERISA Suit
• UBS Whistleblower Claim Paused Ahead Of High Court Ruling
• Investors 'Sold Out' By CEO In Towers-Willis Merger, Suit Says
• $1.6B Gigamon Sale Based On Bad Info, Shareholder Says
• Adviser Pleads Not Guilty To $5M Investment Fraud Scheme
• Whistleblower Case Could Widen Into A Chevron Challenge
• Forex Broker Denied 2nd Chance At Tossing Chancery Suit
• Platinum Execs Charged In $1B Fraud Get 2018 Trial Date
• Tezos Hit With Class Suit Over Cryptocurrency Offering
• Whistleblower Protections Are At Risk At The High Court
• CFTC's Troubling Price Manipulation Claims Against Statoil
• What To Look For In Cyan V. Beaver County Oral Arguments
• Forex Wrangle Triggers Late Rewrite Of EU Derivative Laws
• Watchdog Guides On Protecting Investors When Funds Terminate
• Arent Fox Still Can't Get Access To Docs In Malpractice Suit
• Shkreli Deal Legit, Investor Says Ex-Katten Atty Told Him
• CFTC Settles Fraud Suit Over Online Trading School For $5M
• Ponzi Suspect Poised To Change Plea After Emailed Threat
• Inventure Foods Shareholders Misled In Utz Merger, Suit Says
• Exxon Climate Suit Not A Copy Of NY Probe, Investors Say
• Perkins Coie Hires 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Lead Prosecutor
• CFTC Sees Steep Drop In Enforcement Actions In 2017
• YPF Gets $10M Award Against Apache Confirmed
• Hunton Moves To Toss $34M Stanford Deal Objections
• Finance Group Slams Proposed $12B CFPB Student Loan Deal
• ChinaCast Reaches Deal To Advance Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• Does Your D&O Policy Really Cover Gov't Investigations?
• SEC Whistleblower Program Ain't Broke — So Don't 'Fix' It
• DOJ Guidance Is Dead, Long Live DOJ Guidance
• Financial Crisis, 10 Years On
• SEC Sues Long Island Town, Ex-Official For Securities Fraud
• NY Atty Seeks To Avoid Jail For Pump-And-Dump Scheme
• Texas Man Gets 4 Years For $6.4M Diamond Fraud Scheme
• Akorn Reaches $24M Deal To End Investors' Accounting Suit
• Ex-Galleon Trader Says He Didn't Report Shkreli To Feds
• DOJ Cleared To Split Up $350M Shire Deal For Whistleblowers
• Puerto Rico Board Says Bond Insurer Can't Fight Fiscal Plan
• Oncor Stakeholder Goes After NextEra For $72M Breakup Fee
• 6D Global Settles Suit Over PE CEO's Stock Scheming
• Judge Suggests Anonymous Jury In Iran Sanctions Trial
• 9th Circ. Kills Yelp Investor Action Over FTC Complaints
• AIG Unit Needn't Cover $17M Ponzi Loss, 5th Circ. Affirms
• FINRA Fines JPMorgan $1.25M For Faulty Background Checks
• CFTC Grants Relief To Swaps Execution Compliance Chiefs
• FDIC Chair Says Raising Oversight Thresholds Risks Fund
• SDNY Case Raises Provocative Questions On US Jurisdiction
• Initial Coin Offerings May Face A Global Crackdown
• EU Securities Regulator Clarifies Insider Trading Laws
• Shawe Forges Deal To Buy TransPerfect After Bitter Fight
• 21st Century Fox Pens $90M Investor Deal Over Scandals
• Court Skeptical Of All In Koch, Oxbow Post-Trial Argument
• NY Justices Won't Hold NY Derivative Claims To Cayman Rule
• Ex-Galleon Trader Details Shkreli Vendetta At Ex-Katten Atty Trial
• DigitalGlobe Investors Seek Share Appraisal In $2.4B Deal
• RMBS Trustees Open Court Fight For $11.4B Lehman Claim
• Snap Investor Class Action Could Bounce Back To State Court
• Ex-Fund Manager Must Pay SEC Disgorgement: Judge
• Barclays Seeks 2nd Circ. Review Of Dark Pool Class Cert.
• Accused Ponzi Conspirator Can't Trim Charges, Judge Rules
• 3 UK Forex Traders Seek Dismissal Of Rate-Rigging Charges
• Treasury Looks To Ease Firms' Escape From Tougher Scrutiny
• Kirkland Snags Vinson & Elkins Capital Markets Partner
• SEC Judge Refuses To Bar Shkreli Without Tie To Adviser
• Don't Waste This Planning Cycle: Year-End Strategies
• Iran Sanctions Trial Against Turkish Gold Trader Delayed
• Eaton Says Investors' 2nd Complaint In Tax Info Suit Fails
• Feds Get Court Costs In BB&T's Tax Fight Over $1.5B Loan
• CRA Review Of Bank Regulatory Guidance Is A Bad Idea
• 10 Years After Crisis, What We Still Need To Do
• 3 Banks Mount New Effort To Slip 15-Year-Old Enron Suit
• Porter Wright Snags Ex-Jones Day Atty For Pittsburgh Office
• Yellen To Retire From Fed Once Successor Is Confirmed
• CytRx Investors Seek Cert. In Suit Over Cancer Drug Trial
• Yahoo Tells 9th Circ. SEC Order Blocks Derivative Suit
• Securitization Rules Partially Eased As EU Council Gives OK
• CFTC Gets $4.5M Default Judgment In Investor Fraud Case
• Tax Bill's Ambiguity Increases Investors' Litigation Risk
• Sandridge Investor Can't Sue Due To Bankruptcy: 10th Circ.
• SEC Says F-Squared Founder Owes $13M
• Salsa Co. Continues Push Against ICC Arbitration Provider
• Del. Court Nails Down $12B Student Loan Trust Control
• Aluminum Recycler Hits Ch. 11 With $400M In Liabilities
• Treasury Advises FSOC Take 'New Approach' To Nonbanks
• SEC Settles Ponzi Scheme Suit Against Ex-NFLer, Biz Partner
• Trader Wants SEC Attys DQ'd Over Alleged Privilege Breach
• From Snaps To Tweets: The Craft Of Social Media Discovery
• Lack Of SEC Enforcement Doesn't Mean PE Is Off The Hook
• 'Long Siege' For Ex-Dewey Controller Ends With No Jail
• Broadsoft Shareholders Sue To Block $1.9B Cisco Deal
• 3 Firms Guided Largest CMBS Loan In October
• What A Solar Eclipse Has To Do With Market Efficiency
• EU Tightens Endorsement Rules For Credit Rating Agencies
• Rice Energy Slips Proxy Actions After Mooting Disclosures
• Big Banks Face Wider Treasury Auction-Fixing Suit
• You've Been Warned, SEC Head Says Of Cryptocoin Offerings
• NantKwest Investor Sues Insiders Over Restatements
• Broker-Dealer Can't Shake Bulk Of 'Hamilton' Resale Suit
• House Panel Approves Bill Lifting Reg A+ IPO Limit To $75M
• Deutsche Bank Takes Hunt For Billionaire Vik To Delaware
• DOL, First Bankers Strike $16M Deal Settling 3 ERISA Suits
• UK Prosecutors Name 3 Individuals In Unaoil Bribery Probe
• Ignition Interlock Co. Seller Is Withholding Escrow, Buyer Says
• Shkreli Auditor Says Investor Settlements Seemed Legit
• ICC Provider Says Salsa Co.'s Suit Belongs In Federal Court
• ChinaCast Ch. 11 Confirmation Delayed Over Filing Issues
• Del. Court Says Riverstone Letter Key In $180M Suit
• PBGC Blasts Pilots' Fiduciary Breach Claims At DC Circ.
• $120M Barclays Deal Attys Reduce Fee Request By $8M
• Pharma Trading Suspects Denied Bid To Trim Suit
• Avenue Capital $6M MagnaChip Fraud Deal Tossed Again
• SEC Nears Deal With Jay Peak Owner In $350M EB-5 Suit
• Zarrab Out Of Federal Lockup But Still In US Custody
• Fisker Buyer Urges Del. Bankruptcy Court To Toss Stock Suit
• Prosecutors, SEC Say Investor Conned $1.4M From Retiree
• Ex-Squire Patton Boggs Atty, Prosecutor Joins Nelson Mullins
• Senate Confirms Otting As Comptroller Of The Currency
• Mistrial For Labor Boss, Hedge Funder In Union Graft Case
• Walmart Puts Aside $283M For Potential FCPA Settlement
• An Interview With Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson
• MiFID II Research Unbundling — Crisis Averted?
• SEC's Clayton Tightens Leash On Further Audit Trail Delays
• Chicago Adviser Bilked Clients, In-Laws Out Of $5M, DOJ Says
• Puerto Rico Creditors Denied Bid For Separate Debt Probe
• Obsidian Energy Reaches $8.5M Deal To Settle SEC Suit
• Zohar Funds Lose Bid To Block Patriarch Co. Disbursement
• McAfee, Intel Must Face Investor Suit Over $7.7B Merger
• Del. State Lawmaker Wants To Intervene In TransPerfect Sale
• HSBC Notches Quick Wins On Ponzi Scheme Victims' Claims
• Ex-WL Ross Execs Want Answers On $48M Fund-Related Fees
• Aveo Investors Get Certification In Cancer Drug Suit
• BioScrip Investors Ask Del. Justices For 3rd Try At Suit
• Endo Concealed Unit's Alleged Price-Fixing, Investors Say
• Associate Settles For $2.7M In SEC Oil And Gas Fraud Suit
• Wi-Fi Exec Must Pay $5.7M Over Breached Equipment Pact
• Ex-Katten Atty Wanted Shkreli Loan Disclosed, Jury Hears
• Feds Seek To Block Expert In Texas State Sen.'s Fraud Trial
• 4th Circ. Rips 'Inference Upon Inference' In Stock-Drop Case
• Why Securities Lawyers Are The New Employment Lawyers
• REIT Investors Defend Suit Over Board Probe Of Loan Loss
• Senate Moves Comptroller Nominee Closer To Confirmation
• Judging A Book: Gilstrap Reviews 'Alexander Hamilton'
• ICO Token Purchasers May Be Entitled To A Refund
• Nomura, RBS Say 2nd Circ. Decision Deprived Right To Jury
• 'Rainbow' Charity Bilked Investors Out Of Millions, SEC Says
• Monaker Fights To Preserve Share Suit Against RealBiz
• SEC Enforcement Activity Plunged With Dawn Of Trump Era
• Chilean Asks 2nd Circ. To Rethink Revival Of $64M RICO Suit
• Glenhill Capital Analyst Concedes Misstep In Del. Trial
• Feds Extend Immunity To Ex-Retrophin Exec Over Hacking Claim
• SEC Gets Preliminary Injunction In Coin Offering Fraud Suit
• CFTC Fines Norwegian Energy Co. $4M For Index-Rigging
• UBS Can't Exit Price-Fixing Suit, Gold Sellers Say
• Fidelity Whistleblower Loses Suit Years After High Court Win
• Fraud At KIT 'The Elephant In The Room,' Ex-CFO Tells Jury
• Aerospace Execs' Side Deals Harmed Sale, Del. Justices Told
• Jury In NYC Union Graft Trial Says It's Deadlocked
• Levi & Korsinsky Seeks Lead In Insurance Stockholder Suit
• FDIC Chair Warns Bank Rules' Rollback Poses Fiscal Risks
• The Case For Creating A Mediation Department At Your Firm
• Ruby Tuesday Shareholders Sue Over $335M PE Firm Buy
• Miramar Directors Ready To Put Sientra Deal Suit To Bed
• Tata, DoCoMo Sew Up Deal Over $1.2B Arbitration Award
• A New, Relaxed Standard For Class Cert. In Securities Cases
• Ex-Katten Atty Trial Rocked By Claims Of Witness' Cybercrime
• Puerto Rico Gov't Wins Autonomy Fight Over Electric Co.
• Investor Sues Booz Allen Over DOJ Billing Investigation
• Swaps Overhaul Should Boost Market Vibrancy: CFTC Chair
• House OKs Increased Market Data Security Requirements
• NY Hits Credit Suisse With $135M Fine Over Forex Business
• SEC Claims Philly Lender Raised $4.5M In Illegal Offering
• Fidelity Whistleblower Asks Jury For $4.9M For Retaliation
• Biotech Co. Wants Investors' Stock-Drop Suit Tossed
• Forex Trader To Pay $2.3M To Settle CFTC's Fraud Claims
• 'Idol' Lenders Take Asset-Stripping Suit From LA To NY
• Chancery Nixes Records Suit As Counsel-Driven Effort
• 10th Circ. Won't Revisit MusclePharm's SEC Probe Coverage
• Intermediate Transfers May Be Safe From 546(e) Safe Harbor
• Insurers Owe F-Squared $7.7M In Defense Fees, Trustee Says
• Sunrun Seeks End To Investors' Claims Of Rigged Statistics
• Former NJ Federal Prosecutor Joins Ballard Spahr
• Green Tech Exec Must Face SEC Suit, Judge Says
• Sens. Strike Deal To Raise Threshold For Tougher Bank Rules
• Magellan Health Fights Investor Bid To Halt Unit Merger
• OvaScience Can't Duck IVF Treatment Suit, Shareholders Say
• Dodd-Frank And Deregulation: Some Lessons From History
• Being There: Defending Depositions
• Barclays Faces Landmark Interest Swaps Misselling Claim
• EU Securities Watchdog Warns Investors On ICO Legal Risks
• Ex-SEC Chair Warns Of Adviser Exam Shortfall 'Disaster'
• Ex-Barclays Trader 2nd To Get Libor Conviction Reviewed
• EU Court Rebukes Watchdog Over €15M ICAP Libor Rig Fine
• Toshiba Investors Tell 9th Circ. Morrison Backs Fraud Suit
• Retrophin CEO Says He Was Suspicious Of Ex-Katten Atty
• SEC Brass Says Kokesh Ruling A Concern For FCPA Cases
• Ex-Foley & Lardner Atty Cops To Securities Fraud Conspiracy
• PE Backers Poached Hot Topic's 'Crown Jewel,' Creditors Say
• Madoff Victims Get $773M In Largest Payout For DOJ Program
• SEC Likely To Revisit Cybersecurity Guidance, Official Says
• Heyman, Block & Leviton To Lead Tangoe Buyout Challenge
• ECB Vice President Casts Cold Water On Cryptocurrencies
• Ex-Aveo Exec's Penalty In SEC Deal Up To Magistrate Judge
• House OKs New Safe Harbor For Small Private Offerings
• Plea Delayed In $1.6M Pump-Dump Case, Probe Continues
• SEC Can't Score Default Win In $5M 'Prime Bank' Case
• Witness In Banker's Insider-Trading Trial Gets Probation
• Merrill Lynch Wants $107M In Investor Suits In Court
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revisit Use Of Forced Testimony
• Turkish Banker Gets Go-Ahead For Depos, But No Trial Delay
• SunEdison Judge Says Creditor Seems Bitter Over Equity Deal
• The Legal Fallout For Harvey Weinstein's Hired Hands
• Inside SEC's Latest Guidance On Shareholder Proposals
• American Realty Ex-CFO Gets 18 Months For Securities Fraud
• Feds Fight Ex-Katten Atty's Effort To Savage Accountant
• NetTalk To Cede HQ Title, $200K To Settle Derivative Suit
• NY Pension Fund Official Pleads Guilty To Bribery Scheme
• SEC Chair Wants Mom And Pop Investors To Have More Say
• SEC Must Take Fraud Case Against Green Tech Exec To Trial
• Icahn Subpoenaed Over Biofuel Efforts As Trump Adviser
• DOJ Criminal Unit's Acting Asst. AG Takes FinCEN Gig
• DOJ Wins Bid To Halt Insider Trading Suit Against Doc
• Republicans Open To Saving Private Bonds In Tax Overhaul
• McDermott Nabs Fintech Trio, Including Blockchain Pro
• Jury Persuasion In An 'Alt-Fact' World
• Arena Pharma, Investors Strike $24M Deal In Diet Drug Suit
• Ex-Fed Agent Gets 2 Years For New Bitcoin Theft Charge
• Ex-UBS Trader Hayes Wins Reprieve On FCA Ban Amid Appeal
• DOJ Wants More Enforcement Coordination, Deputy AG Says
• Steps To Take As SEC Approves Audit Reporting Changes
• Alleged Life Time Inside Traders To Help Prosecutors
• Cohen Milstein Adds 2 Securities Pros To Philly Office
• Acting OCC Head To Reveal Volcker Rewrite Ideas In Spring
• Investors Spar Over Damages In Valeant, Pershing Rows
• Defense In Union Bribe Case Says Payoff Was For Cooperator
• Investor Says No Sham Deal Talks With Ex-Shkreli Atty
• 'Hedge Fund' Founder Gets 2.5 Years For Fraud Conspiracy
• Puerto Rico Bondholders Fight For Separate Debt Probe
• Chancery Tosses Challenge To Erin Energy's Nigerian Deal
• Va. Man Cops To $100M Fitbit Stock Scheme That Netted $4K
• Booz Allen Discloses SEC Probe Amid DOJ Billing Inquiry
• Millennium Lab Trustee Seeks $35M Ch. 11 Bank Clawback
• Pharma Co. Behind Fentanyl Spray Seeks Out Of Investor Suit
• Barclays To Pay $105M In FERC Power Price Manipulation Deal
• SEC Says 'Paid To Click' $38M Ponzi Schemer Conned 150K
• Nossaman Adds Ex-K&L Gates Public Pension Partner
• Investors' Claims Against NEA Funds Likely To Survive
• FDIC Fights Banks' Bid To Slip Colonial RMBS Claims
• Revolving-Door Roundup: Krieger Kim & Lewin, Arent Fox
• OTC Unveils Policy To Combat Fraudulent Stock Promotion
• Ackman's ADP Loss Puts Universal Proxies Back In Spotlight
• Fed Rules Chief Is Ready For 'Fresh Look' At Regs
• XpresSpa Founders Say Directors Misled Them On Takeover
• Treasury Rules-Rewrite Chief Says Tweaks Are Coming
• Landmark Dishonesty Ruling Tips Scales Toward Prosecutors
• Applying The Investors' Playbook To Legal Career Planning
• Can The 'Remedial' Bar Survive Kokesh?
• Justices To Hear From SG On Securities, Whistleblower Cases
• Life Partners Exec Says SEC Seeking Too Much In Fraud Suit
• Shkreli Investors Recount Few Dealings With Ex-Katten Atty
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Class Cert. In Barclays Dark Pool Case
• US Bank Fights Denial In Discovery Row With Royal Park
• US Gov't To Defend Puerto Rico Restructuring Law In Court
• CFTC Dings Cargill $10M Over Swaps Reporting
• Turkish Banker Wants Trial Delayed In Iran Sanctions Case
• Chinese Investors Who Lost $3M In Bar Works Fault JPMorgan
• Allergan Hit With Securities Suit Over Generics Price-Fixing
• Sanchez Energy, Investors Win Approval Of $30M Settlement
• The Law Firms Spinning The White House Turnstile
• Genocea Hit With Securities Suit After Herpes-Drug Flop
• Has Trump Been Good For BigLaw?
• Who's Repping Whom? Law360's Guide To The Mueller Probe
• What Trump's War On Regulations Means For Lawyers
• Munger Tolles Nabs Ex-Assistant To Solicitor General In DC
• Banks Fight OTC Class Cert. In Libor-Rigging MDL
• Valeant Sells Female Libido Drug Biz Amid Shareholder Suit
• JPMorgan Inks $75M Settlement Over Fund Performance
• Populist Pitchforks Come Out: Insider Trading And Equifax
• Justices Mull Where To Draw Line On Clawback Safe Harbors
• Simpson Thacher Clerk Fights Insider-Trading Sentence
• Fiduciary Rule Can't Block Thrivent Arbitrations, Judge Says
• NY Fed Chief Dudley Announces Plans To Step Down
• LRR Energy Investors Seek Cert. In Suit Over $539M Merger
• Putting Our Nation's Economy At Risk Again
• How IT And Procurement Pros Can Inform Law Firm Budgeting
• Third Time's Not A Charm For Barclays, US In $31B RMBS Suit
• FHLB Boston Rekindles $5.7B MBS Row Against Moody's
• KIT Trial Defense Says DOJ Official Helped Fraud Suspect
• ForceField Energy Gets Initial OK For Derivative Suit Deal
• Tezos Didn't Register Cryptocurrency With SEC, Suit Says
• CFTC Commissioner Quintenz Wants Focus Of Risk Narrowed
• Ex-ArthroCare CEO Gets 20 Years For $750M Fraud
• Puerto Rico Gov't Fights Appointment Of Utility Manager
• Bondholders Rip VW Bid To Nix Fraud Suit Over Emissions
• ServiceMesh Buyer Takes Aim At Arrested Ex-CEO's Fees
• Feds Say Pharma Trading Suspects Can't Get Early Win
• TD Bank Wants End To Suit Over $4.1B Scottrade Buy
• Men's Wearhouse Short-Swing Suit Merits Redo, 2nd Circ. Told
• House Bills Could Make IPOs And Private Offerings Easier
• REIT Says Del. Suit Should Take Backseat To Texas Actions
• Momentive Creditors Ask For Rethink On Make-Whole Outlay
• Investors Sue Spanish Media Co. For $161M Stock Buyback
• Gibson Dunn Adds Ex-Solicitor General Assistant In DC
• Ex-Dean Foods Chair Avoids Early Trip To Jail Over Emails
• Feds Accuse Biotech Co., Execs Of 'Wide-Ranging Fraud'
• Calgon Investor Sues To Block $1.3B Sale To Japanese Co.
• SEC Keeps Acting Chief Of Foreign Corrupt Practices Unit
• Up Next At High Court: Clawbacks And Congressional Power
• Equifax Says No Insider Trading Before Data Breach Revealed
• DLA Piper Adds Latin America-Focused Finance Atty
• Proskauer Escapes $5B Stanford Ponzi Suit
• What 2nd Circ. Did And Didn't Tell Us About RICO's Reach
• NY Regulator's Untenable Authority Over Confidential Info
• Getting Real About Artificial Intelligence At Law Firms
• Emails In KIT Digital Trial Show Financier Feeling The Heat
• Chancery Pushed To Ax Claims Linked To $3B Verizon Deal
• Witness Left Firm Of Ex-Katten Atty's Relative, Jury Hears
• Morgan Stanley To Pay $350K Over CFTC Reporting Glitches
• Odebrecht Units Say No Harm Shown In Bond Fraud Motion
• Emails Could Put Former Dean Foods Chair Behind Bars Early
• Weinstein Won't Get Expedited Schedule In Doc Demand Suit
• Ex-Pharma Exec Admits Insider Trading On Cancer Drug Info
• Liberty Win Widens Split On SEC Probe Costs, 10th Circ. Told
• Investors Say Ark. Dismissal Can't Avert Del. Walmart Suit
• Perception Vs. Reality At Trial
• Chancery Won't Stay Plastics Fraud Case For Federal Probe
• Seyfarth Shaw Says RICO Suit Can't Prove Tax Shelter Plot
• Countering Statutes Of Limitations With Equitable Estoppel
• Petrobras, Underwriters Take Class Cert. Row To High Court
• In Trump Era, The Fed's Powell Could Be 'Voice Of Moderation'
• Trump Taps Powell To Lead Federal Reserve
• Chipotle Hid 2014 E. Coli Outbreak, Shareholders Say
• SEC Chicago Office Head Announces Departure
• SEC Sues 235 Cos. Allegedly Tied To Real Estate Co.
• Litigators, Wrangle That Data With Content Analysis
• Proportionality, Not Perfection, Is What Matters
• Investor Denies Contact With Ex-Katten Atty Before Deal
• Window Company Founder Seeks $500M Share Exchange TRO
• Brooklyn Cryptocurrency Businessman Charged With Fraud
• Puerto Rico Blasts Request For Restructuring Litigation Stay
• Jailed Hedge Funder Tells Jury Of KIT Digital Stock Fraud
• Gilead, Investors Dissect Word In $50M Drug Bonus Fight
• Celeb Cryptocurrency Promos May Be Illegal, SEC Says
• Ex-Apache Corp. Engineer Settles SEC Claims For $436K
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-Broker's Suit Against FINRA
• LPL Financial Settles With NJ Over Risky Investment Probe
• Buchanan Ingersoll Hires Blank Rome Transactional Atty
• Investors Say Perrigo Overpromised To Dodge Mylan Takeover
• Ex-Merrill Lynch Broker To Pay $5M For Overcharging Clients
• Ex-General Cable Execs Want Notes Morgan Lewis Gave SEC
• Feds Want Less Time For Key Witness In Insider Trading Case
• FXCM Could Have Warned Investors, Stock-Drop Suit Says
• Attys Seek $35M In JPMorgan, Deutsche Libor-Rigging Row
• 2nd Circ. Significantly Weakens Cramdown Threat
• Senate Panel Unanimously Approves Trump SEC Noms
• Make Way For The 'Unicorns'