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Star Lateral Partners Can Turn to a Big Payoff—but Also Pitfalls
There's no guarantee a firm's top laterals will stay, as in the case of Jim Woolery, who joined King & Spalding in May 2017, only to exit last fall.
Gauging One's Interest: Part Two
In this two-part article, the author explores some of the issues that arise with respect to interest in New York. Part Two, here, looks at how interest is calculated after breach, and then on the judgment. He examines how the specific language of the loan agreement will impact what interest rate will apply, and how the forum can have a large impact on the ultimate amount. He also offers some practical drafting and strategic advice.
Lowey, Kirby Firms Named Interim Lead Counsel in JPMorgan 'Spoofing' Litigation
U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer also consolidated seven lawsuits that targeted JPMorgan after the investment bank disclosed in February that it was responding to inquiries from the U.S. Justice Department's Criminal Division about its trading practices in the metals market.
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Emerging Technologies and the Law: Forms and Analysis
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Class Action Targets JPMorgan Over Alleged Illegal 'Spoofing' in Futures Markets
The technique, which Congress criminalized as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, involves placing orders to buy and sell Treasury futures to give the appearance of high market demand and artificial prices, without ever intending to execute the orders.
How Will the Litigation Practice Change After the Pandemic?
The legal world, which is by nature and invention is slow to change and adapt, has been rocked by the closure of courts and the inability to be in the same room with people you have not already committed to quarantining with.