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KPMG Negligence Row Over $1B Fraud Pegged For Chancery

By Michael Phillis · April 26, 2018, 4:25 PM EDT

A Delaware judge found Wednesday he lacked jurisdiction to hear negligent misrepresentation claims from bondholders, a bank and shipping companies alleging KPMG entities failed to realize an offshore oil services company...

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