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JPMorgan Chase Subject of Class Action Suit for Allegedly Garnishing Wages
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US Virgin Islands, JPMorgan Announce $75 Million Settlement to Resolve Epstein-Related Claims
The bulk of the settlement is aimed at bolstering efforts in the U.S. Virgin Islands to foil human trafficking.
Who's to Blame? Lawyer Sues His Bank Over Funds Wired to Wrong Party
When providing the beneficiary's account number for the transfer, the campaign representative incorrectly entered a "6" as an "8," the suit claims.
Litigation Leaders: Wilmer's Ronald Machen on the Value of a Strategic Approach
"We try to anticipate the next two or three or four moves on the chessboard," says Machen, who succeeded longtime litigation chair Howard Shapiro earlier this year. "We're always thinking of the long game, of creating the strongest record possible on appeal, whether to overturn or to defend the judgment."
Biometric Privacy Suit Claims JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft Collect Callers' Voiceprints
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Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Related Torts in Pennsylvania, Second Edition
Authors: George Bochetto, David P. Heim, John A. O’Connell, Robert S. Tintner
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Litigating From an Opponent's Perspective
It is all too easy to fall in love with your own case, but few cases are so one-sided that the other side does not have its own narrative to tell. Success in litigation requires understanding the strongest components of your opponent's case, and proactively assessing how you are going to defend against them. Not only will this facilitate a far more effective litigation strategy, but it has the added benefit of allowing you to provide your client with a far more reliable assessment of litigation risk.
US Judge Grants Preliminary Approval to $60M Settlement Over Allegations of JPMorgan 'Spoofing'
If ultimately approved, plaintiffs' counsel said, the deal would build on an earlier $920 million settlement with the federal government over the investment bank's use of an outlawed trading practice.
Kim Vaughan Lerner Defending JPMorgan Chase From Silver Price Manipulation Claims in South Florida
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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.TRENDING STORIES
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