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Securities - February, 2019

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• Ex-Anthem CEO Describes 'War' With Cigna In $54B Deal Trial
• Chancery Paves Way For Suit Against Flavor Co. Over Merger
• Spitzer Owes Ex-AIG Exec 50% Doc Fees In Defamation Suit
• DLA Piper Adds Partner To Miami Corporate Practice
• KPMG's Middendorf Says He May Testify As Feds Wrap Up
• Ex-Nikko Execs Fight Bid To Ditch Their Suit Against CEO
• SEC Hires 1st Risk Chief From Revolving-Door Powerhouse
• Industries That Owe $11.7 Trillion Could Be Hacked: Report
• Investor Says Travelport Misled On $4.4B Take-Private Deal
• Prison Will Be Harsher On UK Ex-Autonomy Exec, Court Told
• Millennium's $35M Clawback Suit Survives In Del. Bankruptcy
• Energy Transfer Class Attys Deserve $4.5M, Chancery Says
• Keryx Says It Didn't Mislead Investors On Drug's Production
• CFTC Says 21-Year-Old Led A Forex Investment Fraud
• VW Bondholder's Emissions Fraud Suit Still Alive, Unchanged
• Senate Urged To Ease Investor Rules For Private Offerings
• Atty's Metal Manipulation Claims Are Untimely, 2nd Circ. Says
• Cross-Border Confidentiality And The Swaps Antitrust Case
• Proskauer Group Led By M&A Co-Head Bound For Kirkland
• Revolving-Door Roundup: Seward & Kissel, Saul Ewing
• Ex-Barclays Trader Accused Of 'Selective Memory' On Stand
• Kraft Heinz Hid SEC Probe In $16B Stock-Drop, Investor Says
• Wells Fargo Reveals DOJ, SEC Talks Over Sales Practices
• Cigna Hammers Anthem Decisions In $54B Merger Bust Trial
• EB-5 Modernization Rule No Substitute For Legislative Fix
• 2nd Circ.'s Madoff Foreign Clawback Ruling Boosts Trustees
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Ex-Florida Atty's Stock Scam Conviction
• Trivago Escapes Investors' Stock Drop Suit
• Chinese Education Co. Denies Hiding Secrets In Investor Suit
• Ex-Wilmington Trust Execs Can Remain On Bail During Appeal
• PTAB Grants CBM Review Of Nasdaq Trading Patent
• DOJ Targets Fintech 'Unicorn' Founder Over Investment Scam
• Experts At Odds Over Call To Overhaul Securities Litigation
• Ex-Heartland CEO's Girlfriend Must Face Insider Trading Suit
• MoneyGram Investors Sue For Consumer Fraud Records
• CFTC Won't Appeal Futures Manipulation Trial Loss
• Online Retailer Sues VC For $11M Over Partner's Malfeasance
• Robbins Geller Scores Lead In Nissan Pay Scandal Action
• Pomerantz To Rep Investors In Acadia Drug Deaths Case
• Hong Kong Bars Ex-China Brokerage Exec Over IPO Breach
• Hertz Slams Investors' Last-Ditch Bid To Revive Fraud Suit
• Levi & Korsinsky To Lead Honeywell Investors' Asbestos Suit
• Investors Wanted Extra Deals In Barclays Cash Call, Jury Told
• Cryptocurrency Owner Accused Of $6M Theft From Investors
• Smart Contract Coders May Face Aiding And Abetting Risk
• Better Late Than Never? Not So For Class Cert. Appeals
• Moviemakers Lied To Investors To Net $160K, SEC Says
• Tweets Unlikely To Spell Musk's Removal As Tesla CEO
• Fund Manager Swindled $10M From Investors, Jury Says
• 9th Circ. Affirms Ex-Bio-Rad GC's $8M Whistleblower Win
• Anthem Antitrust Atty 'Stunned' At Cigna Balk On $54B Deal
• AbbVie Investors Want Records On Testosterone Marketing
• 'WTF?' Ex-KPMGer Says Boss Erupted When Whistle Blown
• Credit Suisse Taps New Compliance, Risk Czars
• Cognizant Case Offers GCs Warning On Shirking FCPA
• Fed Chair Pledges Thorough Review Of BB&T-SunTrust Deal
• JPMorgan Not To Blame For Broker's Suicide, Judge Rules
• Maxwell Only Sold To Tesla After Threats, Investor Claims
• Zohar Funds' Debt Agent Approved Over Tilton Objections
• Ex-National Lampoon CEO's Partner To Pay SEC $2.87M
• Mt. Gox Founder Says Japan Payout Could Moot Ill. Claims
• IRS To Extend Spinoff Guidance Program Past Original Cutoff
• Gov't Apathy Toward Prosecutorial Misconduct Is Alarming
• SEC Puts Stop To $3.6M Alternative Investments Scheme
• Rosen Law Firm To Lead Cement Investors' $1B IPO Suit
• Tesla Derivative Suits Joined, Paused For Securities Action
• Potential New FCPA Enforcement Targets Come Into Focus
• Helios Tries To Escape Stock-Drop Suit Over MoviePass Woes
• Platinum Trial Delayed At The Last Minute Over 'Medical Issue'
• Weeding Out Meritless Claims In Multidistrict Litigation
• Euribor Submissions Were '1-Minute Job,' Trader Tells Jury
• Musk In Contempt Over Unsanctioned Tesla Tweet, SEC Says
• Vanda Hid Off-Label Fraud Scheme From Investors, Suit Says
• Sink $4.4B RICO Suit Over Superyacht, Magistrate Judge Says
• Nine West's Ch. 11 Plan OK'd After Sweetened Creditor Deal
• Big Banks Fixed Freddie, Fannie Bond Prices, Investors Say
• Chancery Trial Shows Deep Rifts In $54B Anthem-Cigna Deal
• NY Asks Judge To Dump 5 Exxon Defenses In Fraud Suit
• Crypto Fund Says Investor Lost Right To Inspect Books
• VW Asks Redo In Bid To Ax Bondholder Emissions Fraud Suit
• SEC Settles Charges With Corinthian College's Ex-Brass
• Investors Can't Bring Tender Offer Suits, Ex-SEC Heads Say
• Amarin Hit With Stock Drop Suit Over Drug Trial Results
• 4 Amicus Briefs Back Goldman In 2nd Circ. Class Cert. Appeal
• German Dialysis Firm Fresenius Notches Deal In FCPA Probe
• CFTC Says Spoofer's Cooperation Will Determine Fine
• Sinovac Uses Poison Pill To Weaken Dissident Shareholders
• Tipster Pleads Guilty To Life Time Fitness Insider Trading
• Investment Group Settles DOJ Claims It Favored Visa Workers
• Feds Want Former Och-Ziff Exec's Atty DQ'd In Fraud Case
• Ex-American Apparel CEO's $100M Hedge Fund Row Tossed
• Madoff Trustee Can Claw Back Foreign Transfers: 2nd Circ.
• Diplomat Pharmacy Misled Investors About New Venture: Suit
• Kraft Heinz Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over SEC Probe
• Barclays, Deutsche Oppose Redo Bid In Libor Antitrust Suit
• 4 Things Smaller Banks Can Do To Prep For Libor's End
• Weigh Profits In Euribor Submissions? 'Nonsense,' SFO Says
• Standards Vary For 'Misleading' Statements In Stock Suits
• UK, US Regulators Build Brexit 'Bridge' For Derivatives
• McKinsey Ch. 11 Settlement Adds To Disclosure Conundrum
• Feds Seek $38M In Latest 1MDB Forfeiture Actions
• Nasdaq Aims To Keep Up With NYSE With Direct Listing Rules
• Allegiant Defends Move To Dump Stock-Drop Suit Over Safety
• State Street May Face SEC Suit Claiming Client Overcharges
• Equifax Says Regulators To Seek Damages Over 2017 Breach
• Airport Officer Says OneJet Suit Should Stay In Fed. Court
• AIG Can't Nix Emmis' Investor Suit Defense, 7th Circ. Told
• Del. High Court Backs Survival Of Straight Path Deal Suit
• Morgan Stanley Veteran Gets 18 Months For Insider Trading
• Anthem-Cigna Trial To Weigh 'Best Efforts' On Failed Deal
• Ex-BigLaw Inside Trader's Friend Must Pay $555K To SEC
• Synergy Pharma Faces Pushback Over Ch. 11 Plan Releases
• Jeweler Laundered Money In $2B Indian Bank Fraud: Probe
• DeVry Reaches $16M Settlement With Directors In Ads Suit
• Baker Donelson Adds 2 Ex-DOJ Attys To Regulatory Practice
• Xerox Fails In Bid To Dodge Fujifilm's $1B Federal Merger Suit
• Greenspoon Marder Unit, Squire Patton Back Pot Roundtable
• WuXi Accused Of Shorting Investors In Go-Private Deal
• 3 Lessons From A Crypto Mock Trial
• Triumph GC Returns To Ballard Spahr In Philadelphia
• Blockvest Reversal Makes Clear That ICOs Are Securities
• Lehman Brothers Unit Fends Off €411M Swaps Loss Demand
• Tracing Puerto Rico's Journey Through Bankruptcy
• Kraft Heinz Says It's Being Investigated By The SEC
• NCC Hit With Investor Suit Over $850M CenterState Tie-Up
• Lipocine Hit By Investor With Testosterone Drug 'Scheme' Suit
• Motor Co. UQM Shorted Investors In $100M Merger, Suit Says
• Tipster's Girlfriend Gets Probation In Life Time Fitness Plot
• HK Regulators Tout 'Front-Loaded' Approach To Tackle Fraud
• Medical Software Co. Exec Sues In Del. To Regain Shares, Job
• Virtual Coin Owners' Suit Against Currency Exchange Tossed
• Bankrupt Banro Corp. Dodges US Suit Over Congo Operations
• Revised Deal In GC Cover-Up Case Scores Judge's Final OK
• Dechert Grows Global Disputes Group With Davis Polk Atty
• BNY Mellon Wants Closed Trusts Booted From Tax Fee Suit
• McKinsey Wants Critic's Co. Out Of ANR Ch. 11 Case
• SEC Probes Columbia Gas Parent Over Pre-Explosion Filings
• Ex-Biotech Exec Settles SEC Insider-Trading Case For $148K
• Exposure To Market Fraud Suits Is Not A Major Risk
• Ocwen Financial Settles Investment Funds' Stock-Drop Suit
• S&P Analyst Can't Shield ICloud Data In Insider-Trading Row
• Bond-Fixing Dispute Belongs In US Courts, Investors Say
• Philly Sues BofA, Wells Fargo, Others Over Bond Rates
• How VC-Backed Companies Can Mitigate #MeToo Risk
• EU, Singapore Reach Deal To Continue Derivatives Trading
• Swedish Lender Drawn Into Danske Bank AML Scandal
• Standard Chartered Sets Aside $900M To Cover UK, US Fines
• J&J Subpoenaed Over Claims Of Asbestos In Baby Powder
• Milling Co. Sold Inflated Stock To Pension Plan, Suit Says
• Feds Say New Data Won't Buy Spoofer Coscia A New Trial
• Ex-Barclays Forex Chief Faces Calif. Jury Over HP 'Spanking'
• SEC's Plan To Spur IPOs A Boost But Not A Game Changer
• Ex-General Cable Execs Settle SEC Accounting Fraud Suit
• Would-Be Investment Pro Gets 1 Year For Insider Trading
• Straight Path Controller Says Investor Suit Should Be Axed
• Civitas Misled Investors In $1.9B Centerbridge Deal, Suit Says
• Ex-Visium Trader Ducks Jail After Rakoff Cites Cooperation
• Fresenius Asks Chancery For Fast Akorn Damages Ruling
• Cyber Co. Dodges SEC Fine By Self-Reporting Coin Offering
• $35M SEC Deal Can't Save Stock-Drop Suit, Walgreens Says
• Credit Suisse Must Face Investors' Risk Management Suit
• Atty-Turned-Fraudster Loses 2nd Bid To Access SEC Files
• Charges Of Bad Market Access Controls End In $625K Fine
• RR Donnelley's Board Is Paid Too Much, Chancery Suit Says
• Ex-State Street Exec Decries Evidence Used To Convict Him
• Brown Rudnick Slips Liability In Biz Owners' ESOP Tax Suit
• Give Your Recession Obsession A Break
• Goldman Shareholders Sue Directors Over 1MDB Scandal
• Emulex Will Likely Dictate Venue For Merger Shareholder Suits
• A Chat With McDermott COO John Yoshimura
• When An SEC Settlement Leads To Disqualification By FINRA
• Ex-Barclays Chair In Dark Over Secret Qatar Fees, Jury Told
• US Bank Can't Save RMBS Suit, Keeps 2nd Chance In Another
• WeissLaw Seeks Lead In Investor Action Over Staples Merger
• KPMG Bosses Squeezed Me From Day 1, Cooperator Says
• Investors Bancorp Deal Notice Needs Fixing, Chancery Says
• Biotech Co. Says $3.6M Award Wrongly Calculated
• Chancery Awards Legal Costs In DAVA-Endo Merger Case
• SEC Floats Letting All Cos. 'Test The Waters' Before IPOs
• Holland & Knight Snags 12-Atty Akerman Insurance Team
• HSBC Allocates $626M For Tax-Related Investigations
• While Not A 'Platonic Ideal,' Irish Investor To Lead EZCorp Suit
• Ex-Tesla Exec, Now Lyft's COO, Will Testify In SolarCity Suit
• SEC Says Guilty Plea Warrants Win On Civil Fraud Claims
• Auto Parts Co. Denied Redo On Investor Suit Dismissal Bid
• What Crypto Exchanges, Holders Can Learn From QuadrigaCX
• Royal Park Loses 2nd Cert. Try In BNY Mellon MBS Suit
• The Problem With 'Optimal' Diversity
• SEC Can't Ignore State Action On Fiduciary Rules
• McKinsey Pays $15M For Failing To Disclose Ch. 11 Conflicts
• Ex-Barclays Chair Feared Capital Plans Looked 'Too Clever'
• High Court Won't Wade Into USC's ERISA Arbitration Battle
• The $1B Question: Can Puerto Rico Afford Its Bankruptcy Bills?
• Puerto Rico's Law Firms Find Their Footing After Disaster
• Puerto Rico Fed Board Was Illegally Appointed: 1st Circ.
• Sears Creditors May Probe Sale Of $900M In Debt To Cyrus
• 2nd Circ. Says Fraudster's DUIs Don't Merit Harsher Sentence
• Ex-Hedge Funder Avoids More Prison For KIT Digital Fraud
• China Luxury Car Dealer Says Securities Suit Lacks Legal Heft
• SEC Charges 4 In Elaborate Microcap Stock Fraud
• SEC Nudges Cos. Toward More Robust Diversity Disclosures
• Jurisdiction Key In 2nd Circ.'s Reviving Of US Bank-BofA Row
• In Spending Plan, CFTC Gets Funding Boost, SEC Can Move
• Goldman Launches 2nd Appeal Of Class Cert. In 2nd Circ.
• Investor Reaffirms Suit Accusing Akorn Execs Of Deceit
• Bristow Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over SEC Disclosures
• Molson Coors Artificially Inflated Stock Price, Investor Claims
• Ex-Goldman Exec Agrees To Face 1MDB Charges In US
• Exec Used EB-5 Cash For BMW, Loans, Wash. Court Holds
• Ex-Vinson & Elkins Atty Joins Pillsbury In NY
• Judge OKs $3.5M Deal In Charter School Shareholder Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• GoPro Will Pay $6.75M To End Stock Drop Suit
• Sprawling $1B Platinum Case Finally Going To Trial
• SEC's Evidence In Brokerage Fraud Suit Lacking, Judge Says
• NYSE, Nasdaq Ask DC Circ. To Review SEC's Fee Program
• Oxbow: Alignment Is Key In Put Valuation Processes
• Appraisal Arbitrage Dimmed By Delaware Rulings
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Charged With $2M Indian Bribe Scheme
• How Newly Broadened Venezuela Sanctions Affect Securities
• Texas Energy Co. Gets $1.4B Award In Venezuela Bribe Case
• Former Stockbroker Gets 15 Months In Prison In Plea Deal
• Puerto Rico Fed. Board Sues For Island Senate's Financial Info
• AbbVie Execs Hit By Another Suit Over Drug, Stock Schemes
• Citigroup Class' Attys Spar Over $2.3M Fee In 401(k) Row
• Insys Directors Say Criminal Trial Still Stops Chancery Case
• Blockvest's ICO Promo Ruled A Security After Second Look
• Opt-Out Releases Prove Problematic In Aegean Marine Ch. 11
• Nektar Hit With Derivative Suit Over Drug Trial Results
• Kasowitz Benson, Pachulski Can Rep White Eagle In Ch. 11
• Magistrate Tells Court Not To Ax Suit Over Lowe's 401(k) Plan
• Fla. Atty Gets 7 Years For Role In 'Shell Factory Fraud'
• CFTC Asks Court To Nix Bid To Move EOX Insider Trading Suit
• Ex-Workers Can't Sue Over $4M Investment Loss: 7th Circ.
• SEC Takes Back Approval Of Clearinghouse Capital Plan
• Aberon Capital Boss Denies $20M Hedge Fund Racket
• Perrigo, Ex-Execs Left 'Financial Bloodbath,' $555M Suit Says
• Blue Cross CEO Must Testify At Anthem-Cigna Chancery Trial
• Maker-Taker Fees In A Fragmented Equity Market
• Pomerantz Takes Lead In Investor Suit Against Philip Morris
• SEC Should Revisit Its Special Purpose Acquisition Co. Regs
• Del. Justices Skeptical Of $1 Award On $126M Sale Claim
• NYC Fund Boss Admits To $22M Belize Airport Fraud
• Aegean Marine Fights Pushback Over Ch. 11 Plan Releases
• Scandal, Not Market Woes, Led To Facebook Stock Drop: Suit
• Asset Management Firm CEO Admits $20M Investment Fraud
• CFTC Publishes 1st Exam Cheat Sheet, Plans More Checks
• Former SEC Adviser Joins Marsh's Cyber Risk Practice
• Covington Snags Ex-Wilson Sonsini Tech M&A Pro In Calif.
• $173.8M In Deals OK'd To Settle Cobalt Energy Bribery Claims
• Cohen Milstein, Levi & Korsinsky Get Lead In MoneyGram Row
• SEC Won't Ax Claims Army Contractor Exec Faked Numbers
• Ex-Senior Apple Attorney Charged With Insider Trading
• CFO Pleads Not Guilty To Stealing Ill. Family's Millions
• Ex-Barclays Trader Tells Jury Euribor Tweaks 'Even' Out
• SEC Fines Deloitte Japan $2M In Auditor Independence Row
• Tempur Sealy Books Demand Not Firm Enough, Court Says
• PCAOB Enforcement Actions Decline As Board Faces Change
• Nvidia Faces Shareholder Suit Over Crypto Statements
• GOP Sens. Advance Plan To Speed Up Judicial Confirmations
• Holland & Knight Nabs Ex-Pillsbury Infrastructure Finance Pro
• Attys' Fees Fight Delays Forum Appeal At Del. High Court
• Waypoint's $445M Ch. 11 Sale Of Choppers To Macquarie OK'd
• Ex-Informant Accuses SEC Of Issuing Retaliatory Subpoenas
• Chancery Nixes United Investor Suit Over CEO Severance Pay
• CBS Execs Sold $200M In Stock As #MeToo Hit Co.: Investors
• Feds Tell Jury Of 'Cheating And Corruption' At Top Of KPMG
• Platinum's Huberfeld Gets 2.5 Years In Bribery Case
• Ex-Goldman Sachs Exec Says Former Partner Owes $1.5M
• Rubio Aims To Hike Stock-Buyback Tax To Pay For Expensing
• 'Garbage To Gold' Plastics Co. Defrauded Investors, SEC Says
• Petrobras, Wells Fargo Securities Deals Rank Among Top 100
• Tesla Directors Hit With Derivative Suit Over Musk Tweet
• BofA Sues NCUA For Breach Of Contract Over MBS Claims
• Tibet Pharma Observers Not Liable In IPO Row, 3rd Circ. Told
• HP Can't Give UK Docs To FBI In Fraud Case, Judge Rules
• SEC, 2 Attorneys Face Off Over Pump-And-Dump Claims
• Wells Fargo Tries To Escape TelexFree Ponzi Scheme MDL
• Robbins Geller Seeks Lead In Kitchen Co. Stock-Drop Suits
• Fresh Takes On Seeking Costs And Fees Under Rule 45
• 10th Circ. Engages Superstorm Scalia With New 'Monsoon'
• AmTrust Agent Sued Over Investors' 'Catastrophic Losses'
• Wireless Tech Co.'s Stock Not Worth Much, Chancery Told
• Reg Rollbacks Seen As Bit Player In $28B BB&T-SunTrust Deal
• J&J Can Avoid Mandatory-Arbitration Vote, SEC Says
• Del. Justices Shut Ex-Director Out Of $52M Good Tech Deal
• Huntsman, Venator Hit With Class Action Over Stock Sale Info
• $785M In Debt, Diagnostics Provider Files For Bankruptcy
• Alaska Telecom Exec Cops To 9 Charges In $250M Fraud
• Platinum Exec Can't Halt Trial Over Jury Info Leak Claims
• Collins Says Insider Trading Prosecutors Violated His Rights
• BlackRock Units Beat $1.2B Suit Over 'Excessive' Fees
• Robbins Geller Seeks Lead In Action Over Nissan Pay Scandal
• After Losing Sale Fight, Sears Creditors Seek Speedy Finish
• Kraft Blasts Cert. Bid In Wheat Market Rigging Suit
• Ex-Barclays Trader On Trial Felt 'Used' By Euribor Rate Plot
• Weapons Maker Says Firm Helped Ex-CEO Rip Off Company
• Judging A Book: Smith Camp Reviews 'Echo Of Its Time'
• Securities Class Action Filings Show No Signs Of Abating
• Euronext Ups Offer For Oslo Exchange To $790M In Bid War
• One Woman's Attempt To Rebuild After Hurricane Maria
• 'Now Is The Real Crisis': Puerto Ricans Struggle For Disaster Aid
• Looking To Start Over, Storm-Tossed Lawyers Land In Fla.
• Challenge To Trump's '2-For-1' Reg Order Skirts Dismissal
• GAO Rejects Protest Over SEC Headquarters Lease Terms
• Madoff Investors Lose $41M Clawback Fight At District Court
• Monster Energy Attorney Settles SEC's Insider Trading Claims
• Kasowitz Benson, Pachulski Challenged In White Eagle Ch. 11
• Vale Sued By Investors Over 2nd Brazil Dam Collapse
• Deutsche Cooperator Skirts Prison In Libor-Rigging Case
• BNY Mellon Moves Charity's Fee Dispute To Pa. Federal Court
• SeaWorld Gets Opt-Out Investor's 'Blackfish' Suit Trimmed
• 1 Global Notes Ruled Securities, Keeping SEC Suit Alive
• Momentive Disrupts Intercreditor Agreements And Reorgs
• Ex-Union Boss Gets 58 Months For Taking Hedge Fund Bribes
• Sanders And Schumer (Mostly) Right On Share Repurchases
• Agencies Want Fewer Volcker Rule Restrictions
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• The Role Of Data Analytics In Mass Torts
• France Hits Danske With Formal Money Laundering Probe
• Google Investor Wants Records On Breaches, Misconduct
• Chancery Asked To Settle Fraud Protection Co. Board Fight
• Bank Wants Out Of Drugmaker MannKind's Stock-Drop Suit
• Platinum Exec Wants Trial Halted Pending Media Leak Review
• Ex-Florida Atty Asks 2nd Circ. To Nix Money Laundering Rap
• Mobile Ad Co. Seeks Early Win In Squeeze-Out Merger Suit
• Rate-Rigging Suit Targeting NYSE Owner Stays Out Of MDL
• Approved Ch. 11 Trust Targets Execs, Firm For Fraud Claims
• Bitcoin Biz-Linked Pump-And-Dump Schemers To Pay $2.3M
• Semiconductor Co. Fights For $1.5M From Inside Trader
• Chancery Slashes Bylaw Suit Atty Fees To $50K From $300K
• Chamber Opposes Spoofing Case Against Deutsche Traders
• 'The Mooch' Talks Mayhem, Con Law, Lessons From Harvard
• Ex-Mass. State Worker Cops To Role In $12.7M Stock Fraud
• Game Developer Gambled Away Investor Funds, Gov't Says
• Why Chancery Rejected Corwin Cleansing In Tangoe
• Credit Card Co. Investors Score $2.4M In IPO Suit Atty Fees
• Brexit Triggers $6.3B Net Outflow From UK Equity Funds
• Former UK Oil Exec Cops To Paying Bribes For Mideast Deals
• Investor Cheated By Reverse Stock Split, Chancery Suit Says
• Ex-Linkwell Execs Sanctioned Over Deposition No-Shows
• Delaware Has Ways Around 3rd Circ. Bench Balance Ruling
• GOP Measure Would Hasten Approval Of Judges, Nominees
• Ex-Good Tech Director Argues For Share Of $52M Settlement
• TrueCar Can't Escape Stock Suit Over USAA Site Revamp
• Energy Co. Investor Says Chancery Misapplied Merger Law
• Chase Unlikely To Take Hit In Alleged $17M Workspace Scam
• Aralez Puts Forward Ch. 11 Plan Isolated From Toprol Sale
• Jefferies Uses New York Law To Escape Texas Investors' Suit
• Homebuilder Says Stock Plan Deals Didn't Hurt Employees
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of US Bank's Untimely RMBS Suit
• Sheppard Mullin Lures Morgan Lewis Finance Pro
• Adviser Dodges DeVry Univ. Shareholder's Insider Trading Suit
• Why Proper Document Redaction May Be An Ethical Duty
• Aerohive Dodges Investors' Revenue Growth Suit
• Oxbow: A Study In The Cost Of Misalignments In Good Deals
• Brokers, Advisers Face New State Fiduciary Standards
• Companies Urged To Clarify Risks As Brexit Deadline Looms
• Barclays To Disclose Trader Data In $850M Metals Trading Suit
• Chancery Calls DOJ Bid To Block Backpage Legal Fees A First
• Wall Street Wants Backup To Fight Fraud Targeting Seniors
• Reed Smith Hires Former BNY Mellon Manager, UBS Director
• Feds Resist Judge's Call To Retrace Paul Weiss Libor Probe
• Pharma Co. Seeks Justice Review Over Updating Statements
• Allstate Asks 7th Circ. To Not Give Defamation Row New Life
• Ex-Milberg Atty Gets OK For Latest Step In $15M Recovery Bid
• Cooley Lands WilmerHale SEC Enforcement Expert, Litigator
• Some Panera Investors Drop Appraisal Demand Of JAB Deal
• Businessman Wants $194M Award Nixed In Egypt Bond Row
• 'Stars Aligned' To Allow FullBeauty's Breeze Through Ch. 11
• Celgene Investor Says Info Scant On $74B Bristol-Myers Union
• Execs Wrongly Benefit From Health Co. Sale, Investors Say
• A Look At FINRA's New 529 Plan Self-Reporting Initiative
• Bernstein Litowitz To Helm Opko Health Pump-And-Dump Suit
• Puma Biotech Misled Investors About Cancer Trial, Jury Says
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Refugee's Journey Of Firsts
• Nasdaq, 300 Public Cos. Urge SEC To Update Proxy Rules
• Inuvo Fights 'Strike Suit' Over $75.5M Merger
• Platinum Affiliates Scoff At 'Heavier' $1B Liquidator Suit
• Ex-Union Leader Deserves 5 Years For Bribery, US Says
• SEC Exams Chief Puts Focus On New Technology, New Firms
• 1st Circ. Ponders 'Possible' Meaning In Fidelity Market Case
• Ex-Barclays Trader Tells Jury Influencing Euribor Was OK
• Testing Securities Market Efficiency With Cammer Factors
• Wells Fargo Escapes TelexFree Ponzi Scheme MDL
• EU Lawmakers Reach Deal To Simplify Derivatives Rules
• Goldman Tells Chancery Revived Suit Could Open Floodgates
• Puerto Rico Gets Green Light For $18B Sales Tax Debt Plan
• Judge DQs Atty For Man Implicated In $364M Consumer Scam
• Sycamore Under Attack As Nine West Ch. 11 Trial Opens
• Exxon Mobil Sinks ERISA Climate Change Class Action
• Land Development Co. A $350M Ponzi Scheme, Investors Say
• Salesman Denied Bail Bid With 24/7 Security In $2B Fraud Row
• Zohar Defends, Tilton Objects To New Agent In Del. Ch. 11
• Land Sale Will Provide Cash For Jay Peak EB-5 Fraud Victims
• Forex Market Maker, Creator Escape FXCM Class Action
• Ex-SEC Senior Counsel, Crypto Expert Joins Seward & Kissel
• No Conspiracy, Just Competition, Bitcoin Cos. Say
• 2nd Circ. Lets IBM ERISA Suit Go On Despite Cert Petition
• Pandora Fights Chancery Bid For $3.5B Sirius Merger Docs
• FullBeauty Wins Quick OK For $900M Ch. 11 Plan
• Revolving-Door Roundup: Quinn Emanuel, King & Spalding
• VC-Backed Slack Confidentially Files Public Listing Plans
• PE Firm Sued For Return Of $2M Crypto Investment
• Thoratec Inks $11.9M Deal With Investors In Heart Device Suit
• Monitoring Corrective Disclosures To Protect Investors
• Trader Testifies To Lack Of Euribor Training At London Trial
• Keeping PR Strategy Communications Privileged: Part 2
• Escaping The Fallacy Of The Indispensable CEO
• Nasdaq Rival Euronext Eyes Higher Bid For Oslo Exchange
• As Puerto Rico Recovers, Courts Heed Lessons Of Disaster
• Aegean Marine Hit With Suit Over Alleged $300M Fraud
• Idaho Sen. Unveils Outline For Housing Finance Reform
• Alere Settles Investor Claims Over Blood Monitor For $20M
• Citgo Denies Bankruptcy Rumor In Wake Of WSJ Report
• GE Downplayed SEC, DOJ Inquiries Into Alstom Merger: Suit
• ESL Says $5.2B Ch. 11 Sale Only Way Forward For Sears
• The SEC Is Still Eyeing PE Firms Despite Enforcement Lull
• Delaware Expands Digital Frontier On Books, Records Suits
• Drug Co. Founders Defend Legal Fees In $20M Chancery Suit
• 9th Circ. Lifts Injunction On Ex-Paron Exec In CFTC Suit
• Fiat Chrysler Investors Seek OK For $14.7M Class Settlement
• Banks Can't Redact Docs In Gold Price-Fix Suit, Sellers Say
• Nine West Pleads Case For Ch. 11 Plan OK Ahead Of Trial
• Calif. Man Admits Role In $8.2M Ross Insider Trading Scheme
• Colorado Could Carve Smoother Path For Digital Tokens
• Judge Trims Contract Claim In Chicago Merc's Trademark Suit
• Insurer Says It Needn't Defend Auditor In Microcap Scheme
• Conn. Broker Wants Malpractice Suit Sent To State Court
• Univ. Of Miami Backs Stanford Investor's Clawback Appeal
• Investors Say 'Us Too' In Wake Of Sexual Misconduct Claims
• Digital Printer Maker Escapes Stock-Drop Suit In NJ
• Investors Seek $2.74M After Investment Firm's Risky Bets
• Indonesian Shipping Giant To Rework $437M Debt Load
• Ascribe Capital Closes Securities-Focused Fund With $825M
• Applying UCC Notice Exemptions To Cryptocurrency Sales
• Oxbow: Freedom Of Contract Is Fundamental To Delaware Law
• Keeping PR Strategy Communications Privileged: Part 1