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Securities - August, 2018

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• Receiver Seeks OK Of Clawback Deals In Alleged $7.4M Fraud
• Investors Push To Keep Trivago Unit In Stock Drop Suit
• Woodbridge Fights Trans Worker's Suit Amid Bankruptcy
• $3.5B Forex Deal Was Legit, Ex-HSBC Exec Tells 2nd Circ.
• OvaScience Director Compensation Suit Settled In Del.
• Snap Investors Suing Over IPO Statements Seek Cert.
• New Pass-Through Deduction Will Pass Over Many Lawyers
• CFTC Tells 9th Circ. Judge Botched Fraud Case Dismissal
• SEC Fines Mass. Investment Co. $1.9M For Ad Misstatements
• Ex-Wawa Workers Get $25M Deal, $5M Atty Fees In Stock Suit
• Mallinckrodt Investors Defend False Statements Suit
• How Reckless Judicial Impeachments Threaten Rule Of Law
• Firm Can Get Fees Despite Receivership, Judge Says
• Judging A Book: Fogel Reviews 'Good Judgment'
• SEC's Post-Lucia Case Rehearings Largely For Show
• A Look At SEC Enforcement Against Unregistered Finders
• 1st Circ. Rejects Priest's $100M Bloomberg Defamation Suit
• Judge Denies Redo Motions By Convicted Wilmington Execs
• Rakoff Won't Rethink Objector Attys' Fee Bid In Petrobras Deal
• Papa John's Hid Papa's Problems, Investor Fraud Suit Says
• Columbia Pipeline Sale Docs Stay Public In Chancery Action
• Enbridge $1B Pipeline Row Still Has Legs In Chancery Court
• Medtronic Can't Nix Shareholder Suit Over Merger In Ireland
• Fed, FDIC Give 5 Firms More Time To Submit 'Living Wills'
• Ex-Veon Execs Slip Investor Suit Over Uzbek Bribes
• Pacific Drilling Financing Provisions Pared As Bonuses OK'd
• Sanchez Energy Investors Flag Director Pay In Chancery Suit
• 3 Things You Need To Know About NY's Latest Cyber Regs
• Fraudster's Ex-Wife Wants Email Shield In Atty Tryst Case
• $5M Fine Is Excessive, Ex-Life Partners CEO Tells Judge
• Private Equity Co. Commits $50M To Blockchain Businesses
• Clayton's SEC Looks To Streamline Private Offering Rules
• 10 Ways To Prevent E-Discovery Woes
• Tesla Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over Privatization Tweets
• The Challenges Of Valuing Litigation-Driven Equities
• Mandate For Female Board Directors Clears Calif. Assembly
• 5th Shot At MetLife Class Action Allowed To Move Forward
• Indian Bank Can Depose Ex-Exec Of Modi's US Jewelry Cos.
• Westgate Resort, Castle Law Resolve Timeshare Suit
• Investment Firms Sue US Bank Over RMBS Trust Losses
• Thrivent Loses Bid To Stop Securities Fraud Investigation
• Ex-Trading Firm GC Settles Investors' Mismanagement Claims
• Facebook Wants Fraud Suits Moved As Firms Angle For Lead
• Toys R Us Plan Shortchanges Priority Claims, Trustee Says
• Proskauer To Pay $63M To Settle Stanford Ponzi Case
• BNP Paribas Fined $90M Over Alleged ISDAfix Rigging
• WilmerHale Partner, Industry Vet Bring CFTC To Full Capacity
• Life Partners Atty Says He's Not To Blame For CEO's Bad Acts
• PE Firm Can't Sue In Texas Over $180M Lens Maker Deal
• SEC Sues Gambling Co. Exec For Fake IPO Claims, Theft
• Big Banks Get Agency Bond-Fixing Suit Tossed
• High Court Hears Banker Not Liable For Boss' Bogus Email
• Wilson Sonsini Nabs Veteran Hogan Lovells Corporate Atty
• 2nd Circ. Restricts The FCPA's Reach
• Rising Star: Cleary's Jared Gerber
• Browns Player Cops To Insider Trading After Charges
• VW Inks $48M Deal To End Defeat-Device Securities Claims
• Atty's Restitution Reduced By $12.2M In Stock Scheme
• Talks Ordered On $8.5M Fee In ETE Row After 'Ugly' Acts
• Madoff Investors Fight To Keep $41M In Profit Withdrawals
• Investors Seek $63M Atty Fees In Deutsche, HSBC Libor Deals
• Health Screener Files Ch. 11, Preps Sale To Quest Affiliate
• 'Securities Fraudster' Money Can't Pay Law Firm, SEC Says
• Moody's Agrees To Pay $16.3M To Settle SEC Ratings Probes
• 10th Circ. Says Broker's Sentence Can't Be Based On Income
• F-Squared Was Wrong Test Case For SEC Disgorgement
• Ill. Firm Can't Use Arbitration Over Exit Claims, Atty Says
• Family Feud Over $20M Ohio Dealership Won't Be Scrapped
• Objector Loses Lead Plaintiff Challenge In Credit Suisse Suit
• LLC Derivative Claims In The Wake Of Wenske
• Rising Star: Jones Day's Nina Yadava
• 4 Key Components To New Firm Partnership Agreements
• 2nd Circ. Rebuke May Change DOJ's FCPA Calculus
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Martoma Insider Trading Case
• Tangoe Board Says Shareholders Had Options In Sale Vote
• US Cos. Culpable In $2B Indian Bank Fraud, Examiner Says
• Deficient Drug Trial Caused Stock Drop, Ampio Investor Says
• Tesla Dodges Model 3 Stock-Drop Suit, For Now
• Netflix Shareholder Fights Move To Ax Bonus-Rigging Suit
• CBS Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over Sexual Harassment Claims
• Chancery Trims $161M Spanish Broadcaster Investor Suit
• Puerto Rico Board Opposes Construction Wage Increase
• Legg Mason To Pay SEC $34.5M Over Libyan Bribery Claims
• Nielsen Hit With Shareholder Suit Over EU Privacy Impacts
• SEC, Aegon Units Strike $97M Deal Over Investment Models
• Investors Beat Bid To Toss $40M NJ Ponzi Scheme Row
• SAT Prep Co.'s Stock-Drop Suit Dismissed With Prejudice
• Allconnect Ordered To Pay $5M For Stock Repurchase
• Mt. Gox Founder Wants Out Of Bitcoin Fraud Suit
• SEC Direction Unlikely To Shift Despite Agency Transitions
• Delaware Decision Clarifies MFW's Ab Initio Requirement
• Open The Federal Courthouses
• Rising Star: Simpson Thacher's Linton Mann III
• Tesla Disclosure Docs Could End Stock-Drop Suit, Judge Says
• Ex-DOT Worker Will Be Deposed In Fiat Chrysler Investor Suit
• Shareholder Suits Over AMD Stock Drop Dismissed, For Now
• Akerman Hires Ex-McDermott, Ex-Sidley Attys In Chicago, LA
• Chicago Financial Adviser Cops To $2M Trade Loss Fraud
• SEC To Reconsider Staff's Rejection Of 9 Bitcoin ETFs
• Cenveo Gets Judge's OK For Ch. 11 Plan, Exit Financing
• Investors In 'Ponzi-Like' REIT Seek Initial OK Of $13.5M Deal
• Jamba Juice Squeezed By 2 Del. Suits Over $200M Merger
• FCPA Doesn't Apply To Foreigners Without US Ties: 2nd Circ.
• Investor Cries Foul Over $810M Trustwave-Singtel Merger
• How Blockchain Could Rescue 10b-5 Damages
• 5 Keys To A Successful IPO Roadshow
• Rising Star: Pomerantz's Tamar Weinrib
• Incorporating Docs By Reference: New 9th Circ. Law Is Flawed
• DOJ, SEC Probe Microsoft Over Hungarian Bribery: Report
• Morgan Stanley Says Calif. AG Trashed Evidence In FCA Row
• Investors Need New Leader For Biotech IPO Suit, Judge Says
• Banc Of Calif. Beats Shareholder's Suit Over Galanis Ties
• Shareholders Can't Bar $6B Vectren, CenterPoint Merger Vote
• Financial Advisers Sued By Victims Of $100M Loan Scheme
• Ex-Shkreli Atty Taps Williams Heavy Hitter For Appeal
• Ex-Goldman Trader In UK Can Be Deposed For Forex Case
• Quarles & Brady Adds Ex-BakerHostetler Madoff Trustee Atty
• 8th Circ. OKs FHFA's Fannie And Freddie 'Net Worth Sweeps'
• No Clear Winner In $4.3B Akorn Deal Row: Vice Chancellor
• CFTC Prevails In Cryptocurrency Fraud Enforcement Action
• Investor Sues To Block $4.9B Kapstone-WestRock Merger
• Fraudster Targets Ex-Wife's Emails In Case Over Atty Tryst
• Greenberg Snags Husch Blackwell Team For Health Group
• Puerto Rico Creditors Move To Halt Gov't Bank Restructuring
• TerraForm Global Wants Option To Terminate $57M Settlement
• The Year Of The Crypto Investigation
• Trivago US Rep Wants Out Of Stock-Drop Suit Over UK Probe
• Rising Star: Kellogg Hansen's Daniel Dorris
• Film Exec Denied Bail For Appeal Of $26M Fraud Conviction
• Robbins Geller, Monteverde Fight To Lead Analogic Suit
• Halt Medical Case Needs To Go To Trial, Chancery Rules
• SEC Rejects 9 Proposed Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds
• Software Exec Must Face Spoofing Charges For Use Of Tech
• Boiler Room Manager, Employee Cop To $147M Stock Scheme
• Ex-Bank Exec Cops To Venezuelan Money Laundering Scheme
• Momentive Interest Trial Opens With Quizzing Of Rate Expert
• Investors' 'Assumption' Not Enough For Fraud Suit, Bank Says
• Ga. City Says Carveout Is Bid To Create Whiter City
• CBRE To Pay $100M To End Class Action By Realty Investors
• Rosneft Asks For Oversight Of Citgo Sale In $1.2B Award Row
• Kokesh Does Not Bar SEC Disgorgement Orders, Judge Says
• Calif. 'Billionaire' Gets Nearly 6 Years For $3M Fraud
• Ex-Barclays Forex Chief Can't Dodge HP Fraud Charges
• Investors Reach $10M Deal With Citigroup Over Forex Rigging
• Winner's Playbook: Behind The Scenes Of China Ag V. Resh
• Rising Star: Cohen Milstein's Michael B. Eisenkraft
• Policing Bad Claims In Consolidated Litigation: Part 2
• Keller/Anderle Adds Veteran Atty With Prolific Trial Skills
• 9th Circ. Opinion Could Spark More Securities Settlements
• Del. Court Approves Woodbridge Group Ch. 11 Disclosure
• Puerto Rico Board Blames Short-Sighted Fixes For Debt Crisis
• Troutman Sanders Adds Hogan Lovells Finance Specialist
• DC Circ. Ends Delta Pilots' Pension Suit
• Walmart Board Fights Shareholders' Supreme Court Cert. Bid
• Galena Investors' Stock-Drop Suit Gets Axed, For Now
• Chancery Mostly Backs LLC Ouster Of Tug Co. Boss
• Microcap Issuer, 2 Men To Pay SEC $8M Over Offering Fraud
• Ex-Fisker Auto Board Member Can't Escape Shareholder Suit
• Firms Seek To Intervene In Handy & Harman Chancery Suit
• Ex-Lehman Worker's Retaliation Suit 1 Day Late: 1st Circ.
• Eaton Stockholders Appeal Fraud Case To 2nd Circ.
• Auto Parts Reseller Seeks Redo On IPO Suit Dismissal Bid
• Ice Co. Investors Can't Sue Over Dividend, 3rd Circ. Says
• Policing Bad Claims In Consolidated Litigation: Part 1
• Ex-Marketing Co. Execs End SEC Row Over Metrics For $1.4M
• ADR Holders Seek Initial OK On $15M Deal With Citigroup
• Exxon Investors' Climate Suit Turns Up The Heat On Oil Cos.
• In SDNY, Indicting Politicians Is The New Black
• DLA Piper Lands Corporate Law Pro In Mexico City
• 'High Availability' — A Key Term In Law Firm IT Strategy
• GOP Sens. Press Fed To Pare Regs For Less Risky Banks
• Denied $230M, SEC Wants $60M From Ex-National Lampoon CEO
• SEC Ends Bribery Probe Into Chinese Vaccine Co.
• Good Tech Board Strikes $17M Deal In BlackBerry Merger Suit
• SEC Secures TRO, Receiver In Alleged $135M Ponzi Scheme
• Jay Peak Receiver Settles Tax Dispute With Vermont Town
• Chancery Class Says 'Phantom' Rights Benefited Ebix CEO
• Tesla Wants Model 3 Stock-Drop Suit Curbed
• Citgo Trying To Delay $1.2B Venezuela Award Row, Miner Says
• Pacific Drilling Says Majority Shareholder OK'd Ch. 11 Plan
• BlackRock Funds Overpaid For Advisory Services, Judge Told
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive La Quinta Stock-Drop Suit
• Ex-KPMG Auditors Lose Bid For SEC Evidence
• Banco Bradesco Investors Seek Cert. In Bribery Suit
• Unregistered Brokers Sold Woodbridge Securities, SEC Claims
• Merrill Lynch Pays SEC $8.9M Over Conflict Of Interest Claims
• Sun Capital Pushes Del. Court To Throw Out RICO Suit
• FINRA Fines Interactive Brokers $5.5 Million For Violations
• The 'Post-Fact' Jury In The 'Fake News' Era
• Stock Exchange Immunity Erodes As Biz Models Evolve
• Chancery Rejects Bid To Unwind $170M Furniture Co. Merger
• Cooley Adds Ex-Boies Schiller Trial Partner In NY
• US Takes Ex-HSBC Trader's Extradition Win To Top UK Court
• Trump Call For SEC To Study Reporting Rules Sparks Debate
• Investors Must Arbitrate $3.2M Row With Burial-Alternative Co.
• Class Counsel In $2B Forex Deal Awarded $22M In Expenses
• Dutch National Gets 17 Years For $2.5M Investment Schemes
• Ex-Lannett Execs Face Derivative Suit Over Antitrust Probes
• Ex-Constellation CEO Says He Is Victim In Stock Fraud Suit
• PG&E Fire Liability Has Calif. Considering Ch. 11 Alternative
• Fraudster's Ex-Wife Gets Email Hunt Paused In Atty Tryst Suit
• Order Needed Now In Venezuela $1.2B Award Row, Miner Says
• Ex-Katten Atty Gets 18 Months In Prison For Shkreli Fraud
• Scottrade To Face Mass. Securities Watchdog In State Court
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Madoff 'Feeder Fund' Class Action
• Investment Co., Irked Clients Clash On Securities Law's Reach
• Plan Sponsors Should Consider Pension De-Risking
• Judging A Book: Lipez Reviews 'Last Great Colonial Lawyer'
• The Curious Case Of Ripple's Removal
• Kessler Topaz, Quinn Emanuel To Lead Volatility Index MDL
• Double Jeopardy Saves 3 Ex-Georgeson Advisers From Retrial
• Will Law Schools Start Counting 'Generation ADA'?
• Ambac Sues Deutsche Bank Over $900M RMBS Trust Losses
• Geothermal Firm Fights Chancery Toss Of $110M Merger Suit
• Rakoff Shaves Objector Atty's Fee Bid In $3B Petrobras Deal
• Trump Taps Sidley Austin Partner For San Francisco US Atty
• RV Appliance Maker Ducks Most Claims In Contract Suit
• Keryx Shouldn't Get 2nd Chance To Ax Stock Suit, Court Told
• SEC Returns Clearing Firm Disciplinary Case To CBOE
• Dean Foods Says Ex-Chair, Gambler Owe $9.7M For Fraud
• SEC Nabs 2 Judgments In NY Rep. Insider Trading Case
• Ex-BP Economist Gets Prison In Bitcoin Extortion Plot
• DOT Can't Stop Ex-Engineer From Being Deposed, Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Judge Has Blunt Take On La Quinta Stock-Drop Case
• Man Can't Get Evidence Others Were 'Duped' Into Stock Fraud
• Facebook Sued Over Allegedly Bogus Advertising Stats
• Real Estate Investment Co. A $135M Ponzi Scheme, SEC Says
• Citigroup To Pay SEC $10M Over Faulty Loans, Trader Woes
• Novo Nordisk Can't Dodge Shareholder Suit In NJ
• Buchalter Adds 2 Attys To Corp., Litigation Groups In LA
• A Chat With Ogletree Knowledge Chief Patrick DiDomenico
• A Teachable Moment On Adequate Disclosures
• 9th Circ. Criticism Of Judicial Notice Trend Is Significant
• Ameriprise To Pay SEC $4.5M To Settle Client Theft Claims
• ExamWorks Says Investors Sat On 'Damaging' Evidence
• Crypto Co. Hit With Default Judgment For Bilking Investors
• Bear Stearns Bankruptcy Suit Win Upheld By District Court
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Hartford Management Fees
• Chancery Cuts 3.3% More From AOL Merger Appraisal
• Holland & Knight Adds Ex-Reed Smith Litigator In Philly
• Add-On To Defense Bill Eases Transition To Worker-Owned Biz
• Ex-Katten Atty Loses Bid To Dodge Shkreli Fraud Charges
• Diagnostics Co. Investors Fight Bid To Nix Stock-Drop Suit
• Dominican Man Gets 5 Years For Impersonating SEC Brass
• Hausfeld, Susman Awarded $58.4M In Libor MDL Fees, Costs
• Ex-NBA Player Aims To Sink NJ Conviction In Ponzi Scheme
• ETP Exec Wants Co. Kept Out Of His $20M Fraud Suit
• Ex-Union Leader Guilty Of Taking Bribe From Hedge Fund
• Deutsche Bank To Pay $22M To Settle Workers' ERISA Suit
• AT&T Faces $224M Privacy Suit Over Cryptocurrency Theft
• Alternative Trading Systems Face New Regulatory Burdens
• Judges Can Demand Diversity In Rule 23(g) Applications
• Exxon Investors' Climate Suit Beats Dismissal Bid
• Tinder Founders Sue Match For $2B Over Stock Options
• SEC Strikes Deals In Municipal Bond 'Flipping' Scheme
• How One Firm Moved The Needle On Disability Inclusion
• Woodbridge Says Creditor Claims Aren't Backed By Liens
• Investors Say PayPal Covered Up Data Breach Of Acquired Co.
• Chicago Law Firm Wants Ex-Atty's Exit Pay Claim Arbitrated
• Goldman Investors Win Cert. After 2nd Circ. Reversal
• Momentive, Noteholders Gear Up For Interest Revision Trial
• SEC Bans Oil Exec Accused Of ICO Fraud From Penny Stocks
• RMBS Investors Can't Get Orders Tossed In Wells Fargo Suits
• RBS Finalizes $4.9B Financial Crisis Settlement With DOJ
• Woodbridge Noteholder Group Slams Del. Ch. 11 Disclosures
• Kirkland & Ellis Adds Corporate Partner In Houston Office
• You Can't Deadlock In 3 Hours, NY Judge Tells Bribery Jury
• BNY Mellon Says Fed Law Bars Case Alleging Self-Dealing
• BlackBerry Slams Class Cert. Bid In Stock-Drop Suit
• Exchange-Traded Fund Pioneer Faces $2.5M Fraud Suit
• State Street, Shareholders Seek OK Of $4.9M Deal
• Class In $3B Petrobras Deal Wants Objector Atty Sanctioned
• Investors Sue MoviePass Owners As Stock Bottoms Out
• Distributors Expose Health, Life Sci Cos. To FCPA Risks
• Interview Essentials For Attorneys On The Move
• Investors Secure Class Cert. In Biotech Stock-Drop Case
• David Boies On How Dyslexia Shaped His Practice
• BigLaw's Mental Health Stigma Shows Signs Of Fading
• SEC Hits 2 Aegis Oil Agents Over $42M In Unregistered Sales
• $7B USG-Knauf Merger Hit With Del. Chancery Class Suits
• Hear It In England, UBS Says Of Bloomberg's Data Suit
• Microcap Co. Exec Settles SEC's Claims Of $11M Fraud
• Insider Trading Tied To BofA Staffer Yields Another Guilty Plea
• Ex-Union Boss Like 'Con Man' Cooperator, Bribery Jury Hears
• Deutsche Bank Gets Stay Of RMBS Indemnification Suit
• SEC Gets Judgment Against Convicted Fitbit Stock Fraudster
• Tenn. Businessman Seeks To Exit Pension Theft Suit In Pa.
• Fisker Ch. 11 Trustee, Karma In Talks On Stock Sale Reset
• Facebook Wants Calif. Cambridge Analytica Suit Tossed
• 9th Circ. Rips Judicial Notice Trend In Securities Suits
• Man Gets 8 Years In Prison For Oil And Gas Scheme
• Lehman Judge Keeps Mortgage Suits In NY Bankruptcy Court
• Davis Polk Guides Sands China In $5.5B Note Offering
• Ex-State Street Exec's Post-Verdict Acquittal Bid Denied
• FXCM Nixes Investor Class Action Over Swiss Franc Losses
• Crypto Investor's Suit Must Stay In Federal Court
• Companies Could Face Pressure Over Board Composition
• What If The Auto Loan Securitization Market Crashes?
• Clerking For Ginsburg
• How The Legal Industry Lets Down Lawyers With Disabilities
• Gaining Access: Disabled Lawyers Share Their Stories
• Schwab Pushes Back On Banks' Latest Bid To Ax Libor Claims
• Investor Hits Tesla, Musk With Fraud Claims Over Tweet
• Oracle Slapped With Securities Fraud Suit After Stock Drop
• Insurers Ask 1st Circ. To Affirm UBS' $20M Coverage Loss
• Ex-UBS Adviser Bilked Clients For Almost $4M, Feds Say
• Woodbridge Creditors Object To Claim Assignment Plan
• CA Tech Hit With Investor Suit Over $18.9B Sale To Broadcom
• Canadian ICO Promoter Can't Escape SEC Fraud Suit
• McKinsey Critic Bolsters Call To Reopen ANR Ch. 11 Case
• Feds Fight Ex-Barclays FX Trader's Bid To Toss HP Case
• Health Co. Says Insurer Owes Coverage For Benefits Dispute
• Celator Insider Trading Schemers Spared Prison Time
• Mt. Gox Traders Seek Default Win After Ex-CEO Doesn't Show
• Monster Beats $8.9M Fees Suit From Investment Bank
• SEC Gets $9.6M Judgment Against Galanis For Gerova Fraud
• Fox Rothschild Nabs Montgomery McCracken Litigator
• McGuireWoods Adds Litigation, Employment Partners
• Man Who Stole Friends' $7M In Ponzi Scheme Gets 5 Years
• Investors Want Affiliate-Bank Claims To Stay In Libor MDL
• 2nd Circ. Adds To Authority On Securities Law Preclusion
• The SEC Thinks Most Tokens Are Securities, For Now
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 3 Surprises
• Sinclair Investor Sues Over Withdrawn $3.9B Tribune Deal
• Crystallex To Get Shares Of Citgo In $1.2B Award Row
• Special Master To Reopen $4M State Street Fee Probe
• 'Man-Purse And Some TLC' Sweetened $60K Bribe, Jury Told
• Mass. AG Launches Probe Into LendingClub's Ad Practices
• Martoma Asks Full 2nd Circ. To Fix Insider Trading Rift
• Stroock Hires Executive Compensation Partner For NY Office
• Ryckman Owner Must Honor $11M Trustee Buyout, Court Told
• Cognizant Gets Investors' India Bribery Suit Trimmed
• SeaWorld Shareholder Wants 'Blackfish' Backlash Records
• Former NY Prosecutor Joins Sidley Austin's White Collar Team
• How Taxpayers Are Taking To Tax Reform So Far
• OptimisCorp Board To Pay $54K In Sanctions In Chancery Suit
• 1st Circ. Hands Win To Puerto Rico In Bond Lien Dispute
• Snap Can't Get 2nd Shot At Nixing Investor Suit Over IPO
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Managing Director Alleges Retaliation
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Who Traded On Client Docs Nears SEC Deal
• ITG Will Pay $18M To End Suit Over 'Dark Pool' Trading
• Delaware Court Offers Clarity On MFW Protections
• Clerking For Ginsburg: A Superhero Supreme
• Rite Aid, Albertsons Call Off Merger Amid Investor Concern
• 1st Circ. Opens Path For PREPA Bondholders' Receiver Bid
• Deutsche Bank RMBS Suit Should Not Get Cert., Judge Says
• Firms Swoop In On Labaton's Lead Role Amid Billing Dispute
• Judge Probes Mental State In Dr. Reddy's Manufacturing Suit
• Freight Co., Investors Reach $13M Deal in Stock-Drop Suit
• SEC Told Proposed Broker Standards Fall Short
• Sumner Redstone Won't Be Deposed In CBS Stock Suits
• Woodbridge OK'd For $215M In Del. Ch. 11 Noteholder Loans
• Tableau Officers Reaped $300M Before Stock Drop, Suit Says
• SEC Wants Discovery Deadline Extended In Mobileye Suit
• Bribery Trial Judge Asks How $60K Cash Fits In 'Man-Purse'
• Nine West Creditors Seek Lenders' Info On 2014 Takeover
• Seattle-Based Tech Co. Impinj Hit With Stock-Drop Suit
• TIAA Says It Should Be Only Lead Plaintiff In Valeant Suit
• O'Melveny Guides Skyworks' $405M Avnera Acquisition
• 2 Strikes And You're Out: The Litvak Saga Comes To An End
• SEC Delays Action On Cboe Proposal To List Bitcoin ETF
• DOJ Seeks More Info On $4.9B WestRock, KapStone Merger
• Ex-JP Turner Trader Recorded $24M Fake Sales, SEC Says
• Biotech Executive Convicted Of Fraud, Lying To Feds
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 RBG Lessons On Having It All
• NY Rep. Chris Collins, Family Charged With Insider Trading
• JP Morgan Can't Duck FINRA Arbitration, 3rd Circ. Says
• Ex-ConvergEx Exec Could See No Jail Time After Plea
• Pinnacle Foods Investor Challenges $10.9B Conagra Deal
• Cloud Computing Co. To Pay SEC $1.9M Over Revenue Flubs
• Redstone Video Triggers New Battle In CBS Chancery Suit
• US Bank Backs Sampling Ban In Royal Park RMBS Suit
• Wynn Resorts, Co-Founder Reach Deal Over New Leadership
• Sidley Nabs New Blockchain, Fintech Head From McDermott
• Prosecutor Who Tried Billy Walters Joins Simpson Thacher
• Fed Oversight Board Wins Power Fight With Puerto Rico Gov.
• XpresSpa Directors Shed Much Of Corporate Takeover Suit
• Cooperator Tells Jury He Paid Off Ex-Union Boss As A Favor
• Opportunity Zones Abound But Investors, Tread Carefully
• King & Spalding Rehires Former Kirkland Securities Partner
• Jobs Act 3.0 May End Dodd-Frank Repeal Efforts
• Tackling Digital Class Notice With Rule 23 Changes
• Ex-Navistar CEO Slams Competitors' Bid To Protect EPA Docs
• Tech Co. Investor Accuses Executives Of Insider Trading
• Mylan Wants Investors' 'Copycat' EpiPen Claims Dismissed
• Clerking For Ginsburg: How To Play The Long Game
• FCA Collaborates With Regulators On Global Fintech Network
• HSBC Gets Stay Of RMBS Indemnification Suit
• Court Declines Fast Ch. 11 Hearing On $2.4M Ryckman Claim
• Feds, Biotech CEO Spar Over If Lies Were Crimes Or Flubs
• CBRE Reaches Deal In $157M Embezzlement Class Action
• Oil Co. Investors Should Get Cert. In Stock Suit, Judge Says
• Alsup Fears 'Mistake' In OK'ing $125M LendingClub Deal
• Labaton, Thornton Want Special Master Out Of Fee Dispute
• Janus Ruling Finds Way Into Ex-Union Boss' Bribery Trial
• Bernstein Litowitz, Robbins Geller Tapped In Facebook Suit
• Groups Challenge SEC Paperless Reporting Rule At DC Circ.
• Tablet Maker Xplore Faces Shareholder Suit Over $90M Deal
• Ex-Employees' SunEdison Stock-Drop Suit Nixed Again
• Blue Apron Hit With Another Stock-Drop Suit
• Hedge Fund Manager Barred From Industry For $10.5M Fraud
• Amaya Investors Reach $5.8M Settlement Over Stock Drop
• Energy Co. Fights Investors' 'Radically Overbroad' Cert. Bid
• Toshiba Asks 9th Circ. To Pause Investor Suit Pending Appeal
• Landowners Say Cos. Posing As Drillers Took Their Royalties
• Investment Co. Slams Schwab With $100M Defamation Suit
• Exxon Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Challenge To Climate Probes
• Inside The Latest Congressional Hearing On Crypto
• Clerking For Ginsburg: In Pursuit Of Precision
• How Delaware Refreshed Its LLC Act And General Corp. Law
• HSBC To Pay US Regulators $765M To Settle Loans Probe
• Exec For Inmate Medical Co. Can't Dodge Bribery Charges
• Lowe's 401(k) Participants Fight To Save ERISA Suit
• 5th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Funds' EisnerAmper Auditing Suit
• Yahoo Investors' Counsel Seek $14M Of $80M Breach Deal
• DC Circ. Slams DOJ's 'Blanket Refusals' In Atty's FOIA Row
• Acacia Execs Strike Deal To End Derivative Suits
• Forex Traders Want Pleas, Spoofing Claims Kept Out Of Trial
• EB-5 Investors Bilked Of $21M In Fla. Hotel Scam, SEC Says
• Ex-Shkreli Atty Claims Companies Can't Be Victims
• Uber Nabs Covington Securities Atty For Corp. Transactions
• Fiat Chrysler Subpoenas Trimmed In Tailpipe-Fraud Loss Suit
• VW, Bondholders Spar Over Axing Emissions Fraud Suit
• Exxon, InterOil Want Texas Suit Over $2.5B Deal Dismissed
• More Transfer Pricing Disputes And Other Altera Aftermath
• SEC Ends Exxon Climate Probe Without Charges
• Keryx Wants Auryxia Stock-Drop Suit Reconsidered
• Morgan Lewis Nabs Finance Pro For New York Office
• City National Bank Agrees To Pay $33M To End Ponzi Claims
• Xerium Investor Asks Delaware Court To Halt $833M Merger
• Drugmaker Escapes Stock-Drop Suit Over Opioid Statements
• Juno Investors Reach $24M Deal In Stock-Drop Class Action
• Texas 'Frack Master' To Stay Behind Bars Until Fraud Trial
• Judges Shouldn't Force Attorneys On Absent Class Members
• How Kavanaugh's Nomination Affects Financial Institutions
• Clerking For Ginsburg: My RBG Guide To Judging
• Carlyle Group's $160M Stock Windfall Triggers Chancery Suit
• Labaton Bid To DQ Judge In $75M Fee Fight A Risky Move
• Cotiviti Investor Sues Over $4.9B Verscend Deal
• 2nd Circ. Backs Toss Of RMBS Suit Against US Bank, BofA
• Platinum Demise Front And Center At Ex-Union Boss' Retrial
• Sidley Austin Must Give Investor More Info On Privilege Log
• Citigroup 401(k) Plan Participants Poised For $6.9M Deal
• Barclays, Citi $250M Libor MDL Deal With Investors OK'd
• Rent-A-Center Investor Sues To Halt $1.4B PE Sale
• CFTC Awards Three Whistleblowers A Combined $45M
• Ampal Sees Its Stake In $1B Egypt Gas Award Preserved
• 2 Investors Say Boardwalk Pipeline Settlement Is Unfair
• KPMG Can't Escape Investors' Suit Over Miller Energy Audit
• Investor's Suit Accuses Temp Agencies Of Misreporting Taxes
• Revolving-Door Roundup: Morgan Lewis, Davis Polk, MoFo
• Attys In $35M Facebook Deal Seek $14M In Fees, Costs
• How New SEC Rule Will Affect ETF Ecosystem
• REIT Investor Says $1.4B Merger Suit Has Legs
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 Things I Learned
• Qualcomm Investor Sues Over $117B Broadcom Merger Bust
• Exec Hit With FCPA Charges For Venezuelan Bribe Scheme
• Fraud Trial For KPMG Staff, Regulators Delayed 4 Months
• JPML Won't Centralize Credit Suisse Inverse VIX Suits In NY
• Ark. Lawmakers Probe Labaton's $4M 'Referral Fee' To Atty
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