Federal prosecutors have filed criminal charges against 20 hedge fund managers, traders, corporate executives, and at least two lawyers in connection with the US Government's crackdown on insider trading, writes The American Laywer. Arthur Cutillo, an intellectual property litigation associate in the New York office of Ropes & Gray, is one of the individuals charged in the scheme.
November 06, 2009 at 05:12 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Federal prosecutors have filed criminal charges against 20 hedge fund managers, traders, corporate executives, and at least two lawyers in connection with the US Government’s crackdown on insider trading, writes The American Laywer.
Arthur Cutillo, an intellectual property litigation associate in the New York office of Ropes & Gray, is one of the individuals charged in the scheme.
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