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Securities - March, 2021

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• Ice Cube Sues Robinhood For Using His Image For Promotion
• Coca-Cola Bottler's Dismissal Bid Fizzles Out In 401(k) Suit
• ATM Biz Escapes Investor Suit Over Merger Results For Now
• Fraud Claim In Hemp Biz Row 'Not Plausible,' Judge Says
• Wall Street Giants Beat Treasury Auction Rigging MDL
• FDIC Hit Community Banks With 30% Fewer Violations In 2020
• SEC Puts Brokers On Notice For Money Laundering Concerns
• Stifel, Jefferies Exit Louisiana AG's GSE Bond-Rigging Case
• Hertz Rolls Out Competing Sponsor Bid For Del. Ch. 11
• AMC Investors Win Class Cert. In Securities Dispute
• 6th Circ. Ruling Marks Volatile Phase For Chevron Deference
• FINRA Approves Crypto Biz's Acquisition Of Broker-Dealer
• 3 Cybersecurity Questions To Ask Before A Remote Mediation
• Stockholder Suit Over Energy Firms' Merger Settles For $3.5M
• Fidelity Escapes ERISA Suit Over Shell Workers' Info
• What Cos. Need To Know Before Entering Nascent NFT Market
• Odebrecht Units Sanctioned For Willfully Destroying Evidence
• Merit Medical Can't Dodge Investor Suit Over Acquisitions
• Del. Justices Uphold B&N Education's Win Over Bay Capital
• Coinbase Taps Former SEC Director For Capital Markets Role
• Investors Sue Pot Co.'s Backers Over SPAC Deal Payments
• Insurers Escape Hertz's $23M Coverage Suit For SEC Probe
• Chancery Scraps LendingClub Investors' Suit Over FTC Probe
• SEC Claims Blockchain Platform Sold Unregistered Credits
• Doormaker's Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over Antitrust Scheme
• Ex-Braskem CEO Looks Set To Plead Out In Corruption Case
• Pinterest's Race, Gender Bias Hurts Biz, Del. Suit Says
• Crypto Co-Founder Can't Toss $10M ICO Default Judgment
• Ex-Wells Fargo In-House Attorney Joins Cadwalader
• Trader Cops To Duping Investors Who Backed Forex Business
• A Uniform Mediation Act Primer As States Continue Adoption
• Judge Jackson Tapped For DC Circ. In 1st Biden Nominations
• Nokia Shakes Investor Suit Over Alcatel-Lucent Acquisition
• Ex-Engine Maker Execs Can't Ditch SEC's Fraud Suit
• Justices Seem Irked By Narrowing Scope Of Goldman Case
• Ga. Judge Doubts Validity Of $10M Ponzi Scheme Claims
• Benefits Fund Tells 11th Circ. To Leave Class Cert. Alone
• Dorsey, Saul Ewing Steer Pot Co. Ascend's $125M IPO
• Atty Froze Out Partner From VC, Crypto Funds, Suit Says
• Parnas Bail Relaxed As Court Eyes Selective Prosecution Row
• Why SPACs Should Consider Captive Insurance
• Investor Challenges $2.5B Cooper-Goodyear Merger In Del.
• Toyota Probed Possible Bribes To Top Thai Judges
• Milbank Snags Schulte Roth M&A Co-Chair Amid Deals Boom
• Safeguarding Privileged Communications In A Remote World
• SEC Should Get Behind Shareholder Voting Transparency
• Ambac, Others Beat CFPB Suit Over Student Loan Trusts
• Startup Founder Gets 8 Years For $18 Million Investment Scam
• Schorsch Pushed On Audit Details In RCS Capital Trust Suit
• Dems Take Aim At SEC Shareholder Proposal Rules Changes
• Dating App Giant Match Dodges Securities Fraud Suit For Now
• Faruqi & Faruqi To Lead Teva Securities Suit Over Kickbacks
• Pa. Broker Gets 17.5 Years For Alternative Investments Fraud
• Cash-Hungry Cos. Find Alternative To Volatile Markets
• Forescout And Execs Duck Shareholder Suit For Now
• Cemetery Co. Investor Seeks Records To Probe 'Wrongdoing'
• Up Next At High Court: Acting SG Makes Debut In NCAA Case
• 11th Circ. Blocks Transfer Suit Against Discharged Debtor
• The UK Needs Safe Harbors For Libor's Wind-Down
• 4 Areas Of Cyberattack Vulnerability For Law Firms
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Wachtell, Skadden
• Kirkland Snags Tax And Renewables Partner From Orrick
• WeWork Bets On Post-COVID Co-Working In $9B SPAC Deal
• What To Watch For When Goldman Cert. Fight Hits High Court
• Garmin, CrowdOut Escape Suit From Disgruntled Investors
• Libor Transition Hits 'Milestone' With NY Legacy Contracts Fix
• SPAC Investor Sues In Chancery Over MultiPlan's Stock Drop
• Calls For Legal Clarity Abound At Security Token Summit
• SEC Inquiry Into Blank-Check Boom Could Be Just The Start
• GOP Sen. Demands SEC Briefing On 'Premature' ESG Initiative
• Capital-Raising Strategy After SEC's Private Offering Rules
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• SEC's Peirce Aims To Improve Digital Asset Safe Harbor Plan
• Quinn Emanuel, Others Denied $10.1M Fees In Merger Spat
• Crypto Investors Tell 11th Circ. Class Denial Was Wrong
• Binance Aims To Bolster Compliance With Advisory Hires
• Walgreens Hit With Class Suit Over $209M Overcharge Penalty
• How To Help Your Witnesses Overcome Hindsight Bias
• Oramed Investor Suit Seeks To Claw Back Stock Awards
• Former SEC Staffer Gets House Arrest In Info Theft Case
• Robinhood 'Concealed' Costs Of Trading, Users Say
• Exchange Tells CFTC It's Pulling NFL Futures Listing Proposal
• Yellen Cool On Too-Big-To-Fail Labels For Asset Managers
• Sixth Street Tried To 'Muck Up' $12.5B Deal, Chancery Told
• Madoff Client Ordered To Pay Back $3M In Fake Profits
• Cannabis Co., Investors Settle $650K Funding Dispute
• Ex-Banker's Sentence Slashed In Venezuela Oil Bribery Case
• Cooley-Led Cloud Startup & Car Wholesaler's IPOs Top $1B
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revisit Challenge To WaMu Ch. 11 Deal
• SEC Rule Targets Chinese Firms After Luckin Coffee Scandal
• Key Takeaways From SEC's Enhanced ESG Disclosure Focus
• BoyarMiller Taps Ex-Jackson Walker Corporate Group Chair
• NJ 'Reply All' Ethics Opinion Brings New Pitfalls For Attorneys
• Fired Parler Co-Founder Sues Over $3 Payout For 40% Stake
• Oracle Can't Beat Suit Eyeing Its Sales Practices
• Online Trading App Robinhood Confidentially Files IPO
• FXCM Stockholders, But Not Noteholders, Granted Class Cert.
• App Co. Shareholders Sue Ex-WeWork Brass Over Bad Deal
• Fla. Court OKs $3.7M Atty Fees In Insurance Co. Investor Suit
• 3 Firms Vie To Be Lead In 9F Investors' Fraud Suit
• Fifth Third Directors Want Out Of Shareholder Suits
• US Says Hands Are Tied On Goldman 1MDB Evidence Transfer
• Robbins Geller Led 2020 Investor Deals With $1.6B Recovery
• And Now A Word From The Panel: There's No Place Like Home
• SEC Shouldn't Target Funds With New ESG Task Force
• Pomerantz, Rosen Fight In Del. To Lead Walmart Investor Suit
• No Review For Whistleblower's Late Complaint, 7th Circ. Says
• 3 Arthrex-Adjacent High Court Cases Could Affect PTAB's Fate
• Calif. Atty Must Face SEC's Shell Co. Fraud Claims
• HSBC Tries To Shake £118M Stanford Bank Ponzi Scheme Suit
• SEC Sues Trader Who Teased 'F—YOUDOJ' License Plate
• Chancery Names Amicus For Bid To Revamp Defunct Co.
• Nissan Investors Say Ex-CFO Can't Dodge Pay Scandal Suit
• Fed Vice Chair Stresses Need To Halt New Libor Issuances
• FinCEN To Seek Input On Rules Targeting Shell Companies
• Saxena White Seeks $9M For $25M GTT Securities Settlement
• Facebook Beats Derivative Suit Over Board Diversity, For Now
• XPO Logistics Beats Investor Suit Over Amazon Disclosures
• Mogul Let RCS Capital 'Bleed,' Trustee Tells Chancery
• Ripple Attys Seek $3.2M Following Win In Del. Suit
• McAfee Bodyguard Pleads Not Guilty In Crypto Fraud Case
• Del. Justices Affirm Toss Of MetLife Pension Annuity Suit
• Judging A Book: Bibas Reviews Rakoff's 'Why The Innocent Plead Guilty'
• SEC Seeks $4.5M Judgment Against Ponzi Scheme Ringleader
• 3 Firms Seek $4M For CytoDyn Stock Award Suit Settlement
• Axogen Stock Offering Suit Axed Again, But Appeal Looms
• Ex-SEC Chief Clayton Named Apollo Chairman As Black Exits
• How Nonfungible Tokens Could Disrupt The Legal Landscape
• 6 CFIUS Considerations For De-SPAC Transactions
• FirstEnergy Adds Compliance Chief Amid Bribery Probe
• NY Settlement Highlights Growing Risk Of FCA Tax Claims
• Justice Department To Probe Visa Over US Debit Practices
• CFTC Fines Coinbase $6.5M Over 'Reckless' Reporting
• Schwab Must Face Suit Over Short-Sell Trading Glitch
• Chancery Grants Ripple Win In Tetragon Cash-Out Suit
• Biotech CEO Lied About Home COVID-19 Test, Investors Say
• Norton Rose Snags Corporate Litigators From Greenspoon
• SEC Panelists Trade Blows On ESG Disclosure Plan
• SEC Gets Asset Freeze In $3.2M 'Sham' Bottling Co. Suit
• Goldman Calls Investors' High Court Pleas 'Guerrilla Warfare'
• Ill. Financial Adviser Pleads Guilty To $3M Scheme
• Mallinckrodt Investor Can't Call Meeting To Replace Board
• NY Judges Won't Toss Investor Suit Against Renren Execs
• 3 Firms Guide $300M Israeli Tech-Focused Blank-Check Biz
• Health Hires: Orrick, K&L Gates
• Brazil Approves Latin America's 1st Bitcoin ETF
• For Law Firm Digital Marketing, Less Is Sometimes More
• Taxation With Representation: Goodmans, Herbert, Skadden
• Gambit To Block Trump's Midnight Regulations Will Likely Fail
• Investors Launch Suit Over Reckitt's $1.4B Suboxone Deal
• Regulators Will Let COVID-19 Capital Relief For Banks Expire
• A Rare Selective Disclosure Enforcement Action From SEC
• SpaceX Engineer Cops To Trading Insider Tips On Dark Web
• Ex-Deutsche Traders 'Easily' Denied Retrial In Spoofing Case
• Facebook Judge Says Investor Suit Misstates Board Diversity
• AbbVie Loses Judge-Switch Bid In Humira Kickback Battles
• Feds Charge Fecal Testing Startup Founders With Fraud
• GW Pharmaceuticals Investors Sue To Stop $7.2B Acquisition
• 2nd Circ. Expedites Citi Appeal In $500M Revlon Transfer Fight
• Ex-Goldman Exec Says Bank Sitting On Key 1MDB Evidence
• Senate Bill Aims To Give DHS More Power To Fight EB-5 Fraud
• LogMeIn Escapes Investor Suit Over Merger 'Hangover'
• Colombian Can't Shake Fugitive Status In $350M Bribery Case
• Climate Change Plaintiffs Are Getting Creative
• Prepare To Meet New Fed Expectations On Effective Boards
• Levi & Korsinsky Earns $2.1M For Illumina Shareholder Suit
• Toyota Reveals US Probe Into Possible Thai Bribery
• Crowell & Moring Joining Up With Kibbe & Orbe
• TIX Corp. Investor Wants Records On CEO Stock Deals
• Cognizant Can't Get 3rd Circ. Take On Bribery Suit Ruling
• Investor Deals Back On Track After 'Unusual' 2019
• Sen. Brown Says Public Banking Plan Can 'Rebuild Trust'
• Pomerantz Nabs Lead Counsel In Pebble Mine Suit
• 2nd Circ. Revives Sibor Price-Fixing Case
• Cred Inc. Creditors Push Jail Time For Ex-CFO In Ch. 11
• CFTC Says New Climate Unit Could Spur Regulatory Changes
• Crypto Giant Coinbase Registers 115M Shares For Trading
• UK Looks Determined To Grab A Larger Share Of SPACs
• Chinese Fintech Co. Dodges Investor IPO Suit
• SEC Head Wants Proxy Revamp Amid 'Soaring' ESG Demand
• A State Win In Bank Loan Suit Would Hurt Access To Credit
• Shareholders Say 11th Circ. Erred In Reviving $31M Suit
• Cannabis Co. Downplayed Merger Issues, Investors Say
• Aceto Investors Can't Resurrect Securities Suit
• Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes' Trial Delayed Due To Pregnancy
• AbbVie Denies Judge-Shopping In Humira Kickback Cases
• Sequential Brands Hit With Class Action On Heels Of SEC Suit
• SEC Accuses '@OCMillionaire' Of $900K Twitter Hype Scheme
• Former BitMEX CEO To Surrender On AML Charges
• Zuora Investor Class Wins Cert. In Software Stock Suit
• Tilray Investor Sues Over $3.8B Pot Industry Megamerger
• Feds Want Up To 6 Months For Ex-SEC Staffer In Leak Case
• Calif. Bill Signals Climate Disclosure Requirement Trend
• Investment Guru Gets 8½ Years For $3.7M Client Theft
• Investor Drops Suit Over MultiPlan's $11B SPAC Merger
• Strategies For Fighting Back Against A Rambo Litigator
• SEC Data Transfer Safe Harbor Raises Questions For UK Cos.
• Carton Fraud Victim Says Radio Comeback Means He Can Pay
• Canadian PE Firm Picks Up Proxy Advisory Firm Glass Lewis
• Biotech Co. Says It Never Lied About Its COVID Vaccine Work
• Browser Firm Opera Escapes Investor Suit Over Fintech
• Robinhood Seeks To Nix Customers' Data Breach Suit
• Flip-Flop Co. Faces $10M Suit Over Distributor Pact
• Hearing Aid Co. Settles Workers' Stock Plunge Suit
• Colombian Wants Fugitive Status Lifted In $350M Bribery Case
• Prickett Jones, Kessler Topaz Tapped To Lead Match.com Suit
• Renewables Co. Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over Tax Credits
• XRP Holders Say SEC's Ripple Suit Has Cost Them $15B
• SEC Seeks Public's Help As ESG Initiatives Plow Ahead
• After High Court Win, Liu Can't Get SEC Asset Freeze Lifted
• GameStop Frenzy No Reason To Jettison Securities Theory
• Revlon Lenders Fight Citi Bid To Keep $500M Under Freeze
• Hawaii Fund To Lead Wells Fargo Risky Lending Class Action
• Biden Climate Plan Ushers In New Compliance Considerations
• Key Takeaways From FinCEN's COVID Health Fraud Alert
• 'Bury It': Inside A Hidden Evidence Scandal That Rocked SDNY
• Laser Co. Covered Up Exec's Misconduct, Say Investors
• Acer Therapeutics Derivative Settlement Gets Initial Nod
• Roomba Maker IRobot Disposes Of Investor Suit
• Altria Can't Snub Out Fraud Claims Over Juul Investment
• Musk, Tesla Face Another Investor Suit Over 'Erratic' Tweets
• Trump Order Blacklisting Chinese Co. Xiaomi Blocked
• Traders' BitMEX Racketeering Suit Dismissed With A Warning
• Tetragon Denied Early Appeal After Ripple Injunction Nixed
• Convertible Bond Offerings Ride To New Heights
• Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes Pregnant, Wants July Trial Delayed
• 5 Key Takeaways From Tulane's 33rd Annual M&A Conference
• E-Trade Beats Suit Over Glitch Tied To Oil Price Drop, For Now
• Lieff Cabraser Can't Freeze $1M State St. Fee Cut Amid Appeal
• Ex-Fresh Market Investors Reach $27.5M Deal In Merger Suit
• Acquitted Ex-Trader Says 'Spiteful' DOJ Withholding Evidence
• ExxonMobil Blasts 'Absurd' Climate Suit By Mass. AG
• SEC Brings Fraud Suit Over $17M Energy Fund
• Plastic Co. CEO Gets 3 Years For 'Sham' Business Model
• 5 Risk Areas For Banks One Year Into The COVID-19 Crisis
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Ropes, Skadden
• Madoff Trustee Tries To Revive Citibank Clawback Claims
• COVID Changed Del. Courts And There May Be No Going Back
• Translating SEC Exam Priorities Into Compliance Action Items
• ESG Agenda May Lead The SEC Down Long, Litigious Path
• 1 Year Into Pandemic, It's Time To Rethink Law Firm Billing
• Navient Investors Win Certification In Student Loan Fraud Suit
• Citigroup Can't Duck Trader's Malicious Prosecution Claims
• Investor Sues MoneyGram Over Lost Ripple Fees
• Lyft Investors Say Common Questions Call For Class Cert.
• Regulatory Edge Benefiting SPACS Should End, Panel Told
• Why A Surge Of COVID Securities Suits Hasn't Happened
• Chancery Bars Payouts To Insiders In Dura Medic Sale Suit
• BlackBerry Investors Can't Recharge Claims, 2nd Circ. Says
• CBD Maker Says Ex-CEO Treated Company As 'Personal ATM'
• SEC Acting Director Shines Spotlight On SPACs, ESG Issues
• GameStop Hype Exposes Securities Litigation Theory's Flaws
• Crypto Investment Firm Cred Inc. Gets Nods On Ch. 11 Plan
• What Companies Should Know About SIGPR Oversight
• M&A Disclosure Lessons From Columbia Pipeline Challenge
• Bakkt Marketplace Gets New York State 'BitLicense'
• Rogue High Court Citation May Spark Legal Writing Changes
• Choosing Between An SEC Receivership And Bankruptcy
• US Can't Seize $330M Allegedly Tied To 1MDB Fraud Scheme
• Fed Says Late Libor Preppers May Face Supervisory Action
• SEC Delays Decision On Nasdaq's Diversity Proposal
• Chancery Freezes Highland Capital Cases Until Ch. 11 Done
• Mt. Gox CEO Fights Class In $400M Bitcoin Fraud Case
• Vanda Pharma Can't Nix Investors' Off-Label Fraud Suit
• Calif. EB-5 Center Asks Judge To Approve Hawaii Dairy Farm
• 'Coercive' Calif. Female Board Quota Challenged At 9th Circ.
• SEC Cautions Investors About Celebrity-Backed SPACs
• Senate Panel Advances Biden's SEC Pick, Ties On CFPB Nom
• Mitigating Risk Amid Layoff-Driven Confidential Witness Boom
• The Case For Diversity In Internal Investigation Teams
• DOL Move Bodes Well For Socially Conscious 401(k) Investing
• Firms Vie For Class Lead In Chancery Match.com Spinoff Suit
• Chinese Co. Won't Get Final Judgment Over Trump Blacklist
• SEC Settles With Investment Manager In NFL Fraud Suit
• Stamps.com Directors Must Face Insider Trading Claims
• Ex-Cred CFO Is A Fugitive In UK, Ch. 11 Examiner Says
• CBD Co. Zynerba, Investors Aim To Settle Drug Trial Claims
• Cannabis Co. Hexo Beats Investor Suit
• Teva Investors Win Class Cert. In Securities Suit
• Norton Rose Hires Ex-JPMorgan Internal Investigations Exec
• SEC's Crenshaw Urges Stiffer Corporate Misconduct Penalties
• Ripple Beats Investor's $175M Cash-Out Bid Over SEC Case
• Bipartisan Bill Would Separate Digital Tokens From Securities
• Fugitive's Co. Agrees To Pay $9.8M In Fraud Case
• Key Insights From DOJ's 2020 Fraud Enforcement
• Split Over Successive Class Action Tolling Isn't Going Away
• Disparate Accountability For Robinhood Platform And Its CEO
• WWE's $39M Deal In Investor Suit Gets Judge's Initial OK
• Ripple And MoneyGram End Tie-Up As SEC Probes Crypto Co.
• Telecom Waited Too Long To Cite Foreign Law, 8th Circ. Holds
• Luckin Coffee Investors Work Toward Stock Suit Settlement
• Real Estate Exec Can't Shed SEC Suit, Fla. Judge Says
• Investors Say Automaker's USPS Contract Boast Cost $2B
• Lloyd's Says It Needn't Cover AmTrust Securities' Fraud Suit
• Gov't To Join Arguments In Goldman's High Court Cert. Fight
• Fla. Condo Investors Win $26M In EB-5 Fraud Suit
• FINRA Capital Markets Atty To Head Market Regulation Unit
• 5 Ways Outside Counsel Can Impress Their Clients
• Ex-Nissan CFO Says SEC Exonerated Him In Pay Scandal Suit
• NY Securities Rulings Don't Constitute Cyan Backlash
• Judge Can't Send Out-Of-State Chase Clients To Arbitration
• Compliance Officers Stretched Thin As Remote Work Goes On
• Medley LLC Hits Ch. 11 With $141M Debt After Losses
• CBD Co. Execs Can't Rewrite Admissions, Investor Says
• Investors Sue To Block $2.3B Gov't Tech Services Merger
• 4 Ways A Gensler-Led SEC Could Toughen SPAC Scrutiny
• Stanford Receiver Urges $79M Ponzi Clawback Citing 5th Circ.
• Billionaire Frost, OPKO Execs Sued Over Leadership Diversity
• Raymond James Fights $8M Deal In Jay Peak EB-5 Fraud Case
• 'Despicable' Fraud Keeps Morgan Stanley Adviser In Prison
• No Sanctions For Objector In Wells Fargo Fake Account Deal
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Tesla Model 3 Disclosures Suit
• Dole's Win Bolsters Del. Corporations In D&O Coverage Fights
• SEC Accuses AT&T Of Selectively Disclosing Info To Analysts
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Skadden, Sullivan
• Garrett Motion Strikes Deal With Shareholders On Ch. 11 Plan
• 2nd Circ. Retirement Will Let Biden 'Flip' The Court
• Musk's Crypto Tweets Likely Didn't Violate SEC, CFTC Rules
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Software Pioneer John McAfee Indicted In Crypto Case
• Banks, Ex-Merrill Traders Defeat Investors' Spoofing Case
• DLA Piper Beats Car Dealer's Malpractice Suit
• Wells Fargo Fights Bid To Reveal Atty Docs In Stock-Drop Row
• Centra Tech Boss Gets 8 Years For $36M Crypto Scam
• Ex-Bank CEO Takes OCC Rebuff Of Lucia Attack To DC Circ.
• Investor Knew Pot Biz Was Illegal, Thus Can't Sue, Firm Says
• Boeing Emails In Chancery Suit Show Angst Over 737 Reports
• PwC Trial Judge Limits Whistleblower's Integrity Questions
• Insurer Can Resume Stock Overvaluation Suit Coverage Row
• Prosecutors In Texas AG Fraud Case Ask For Oral Arguments
• Ripple Execs Look To Exit SEC's Landmark Token Sale Case
• Ethics Tips For Attorneys Telecommuting Across State Lines
• Swedish Crypto Fraudster Cops To $16M Investment Scheme
• UK Food Delivery Startup Deliveroo Eyes Dual-Class IPO
• SEC Pays $5M To Tipsters, Denies Duo Who Alerted Media
• Abusive M&A Litigation Highlights Need For Securities Reform
• SEC Task Force Will Use Data, Tips To Uncover ESG Violations
• Insurer Owes Dole $12M Over Investor Suits, Del. Justices Say
• Ex-SEC Chairs, States Back Goldman Investors In Cert. Fight
• Ex-Cowen & Co. Banker Must Arbitrate Discrimination Suit
• Ex-SEC Accountant Backs Up PwC Auditing Standard At Trial
• Nvidia Beats Claims It Masked $1B In Crypto Mining Sales
• Class Certification Granted In Ga. Stock Devaluation Case
• SDNY Judge's Exit To Open Up Coveted Spot On Bench
• SEC To Step Up Climate, Crypto Focus In 2021 Examinations
• Del. Justices Probe 'Red Flags' In MetLife Stockholder Suit
• NY Rulings Show State Court Aversion To Securities Act Suits
• 6 Ways Legal Employers Can Help Pandemic-Weary Parents
• Ex-Trader On The Hook For $22.7M Judgment, 11th Circ. Says
• PwC Seeks Early Win In Whistleblower's $5M Retaliation Trial
• Goldman Sachs' General Counsel Is Exiting The Bank
• GameStop, Diversity Policies Dominate Gensler's SEC Hearing
• SolarWinds Says SEC, DOJ, State AGs Probing Cyberhack
• Chancery Preserves Investor's Fraud Claim Against Pot Co.
• Hedge Funder Gets 3-Month Stretch For Lying To SEC
• SEC's Peirce Says Gensler, FinHUB Could Bring Crypto Clarity
• Sidley Snags SEC Vet To Chair New Corporate Advisory Group
• Aussie Bank Westpac Inks $25M Deal In Rate-Rigging Suit
• Hong Kong Explores Allowing Blank-Check Listings
• NY Recovers $105M From Hedge-Funder Over Tax Evasion
• 5th Circ. Told Highland Capital Can't Block Shareholder Suit
• Stock Platform Accused of Anti-Semitism, Denying Wages
• Jones Day Adds Ex-DOJ Acting Division Head In Latest Coup
• Russian Telecom Co. Beats Investor Suit Over Bribery Probe
• Biotech Exec Admits Insider Trading On Dimension Deal Talks
• SEC Denied Early Win In Ex-Cantor Rep's Fee-Splitting Case
• Charitable Fund Dispute Opens Doors For Litigation Wave
• Ill. No Good For CFTC Oil Futures Spoofing Suit, Traders Say
• Remote Working Tips For Lawyer Trainees And Their Firms
• PwC Whistleblower Had 'Combative' Streak, HR Mgr Testifies
• Dallas Securities Firm Hit With $1M Negligence Suit
• 6 Topics To Watch As Gensler Interviews For Top SEC Job
• Weil Must Turn Over Walgreens-Rite Aid Merger Documents
• Former Directors Sued Over Failed Real Estate Investment Site
• Otterbourg Adds New York Deals Pro From Akerman
• SEC Working Toward 'Global' Climate Disclosure Framework
• Insurers Lose Restitution Defense Bid In $120M Coverage Row
• Mitigate Key FCPA Risks With Tailor-Made Compliance
• Chancery Keeps Alive $13B Columbia Pipeline Deal Challenge
• J&J Brushes Off ERISA Suit Over Asbestos In Baby Powder
• Investor Sues To Block Minority-Focused Lenders' $1B Merger
• Too Wealthy To Bail: Navigating Pretrial Release Strategy