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San Francisco US Attorney Names No. 2, Launches Securities Fraud Section
The moves are part of U.S. Attorney David Anderson's ongoing efforts to speed up prosecution timelines.Ex-Hertz CEO Agrees to Return $2M to Settle Securities Charges After Accounting Scandal
Ex-Hertz CEO and Chairman Mark Frissora was accused of pursuing three tracks that ended up inflating pretax income by $235 million.DLA Piper, Fox Rothschild Sued in $170 Million EquiAlt Real Estate Ponzi Scheme
A DLA Piper partner formerly with Fox Rothschild is accused of drafting deceptive and misleading documents intended for prospective EquiAlt investors.Meet the Lawyers Who Want to Overhaul Oracle and Facebook's Boardrooms
When asked if Frank Bottini plans to bring more shareholder derivative lawsuits against Silicon Valley companies who allegedly do not follow through on their diversity initiatives, the Bottini & Bottini lawyer said Oracle is certainly not the only company that lacks diversity in its top ranks.View more book results for the query "White Case"
Convicted Ex-General Counsel on Securities Fraud Judgment: 'Things Happen in Life'
"You take them and it's a journey. Some good. Some bad," said Luke Zouvas, who was implicated in a pump-and-dump securities fraud scheme.Reunited: Disgraced Lobbyist Jack Abramoff Leans on Abbe Lowell for Defense Again
Lowell previously represented the super-lobbyist in 2006 when he was sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to fraud, tax evasion and conspiracy charges. On Thursday, federal prosecutors and the SEC announced charges related to a proposed new cryptocurrency.With 'Focus' on SEC, Jay Clayton Deflects Questions Over Potential SDNY Nomination
"I expect to continue to devote my full attention to the commission," SEC Chairman Jay Clayton told U.S. House lawmakers Thursday.Manhattan Judge Tosses Securities Fraud Suit Targeting GE Over Turbine Disclosures, Accounting Flaws
A Manhattan federal judge has dismissed an investor class action that targeted General Electric Co. for allegedly concealing a major defect with its newest line of power plant turbines and taking a "mammoth" $22 billion write-off, which sparked civil and criminal investigations of the multinational conglomerate.DC Circuit Reminds Everyone the DC Court of Appeals Is Not the Same Court
A Mayer Brown lawyer, arguing as amicus counsel for a former compliance officer who was challenging an SEC order, told the D.C. Circuit: "He made a very understandable mistake. The two courts' names are very similar."Corporate Transparency Act Resource Kit
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