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JPMorgan Will Pay $135M to Settle Abusive ADR Practices Claims With SEC
The settlement highlights the pitfalls of weak American Depositary Receipts compliance efforts as the SEC continues to crack down on the improper handling of ADRs and pre-release transactions. This was the SEC's eighth ADR-related action against a bank or broker and its fourth action against a depositary bank.What Happens If Mystery DC Circuit Grand Jury Case Reaches the Supreme Court?
Would the justices clear their court chamber like the D.C. Circuit did, and leave the public and press outside, scratching their heads?Daily Dicta: Debevoise; Blank Rome Score for Victims of Long-Ago Massacre
A federal judge in Philadelphia has refused to dismiss a suit against a man accused of leading a military unit in Liberia that slaughtered 600 unarmed civilians who had taken shelter in a church.Bloomberg Breach-of-Contract Suit Against UBS Survives Dismissal Motion
U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni said the financial firm's venue choice was sensible, and refused to dismiss three of the four breach-of-contract claims against UBS over its use of Bloomberg's proprietary data.Judge Allows Bloomberg Breach-of-Contract Suit Against UBS to Move Forward
U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni said the financial firm's venue choice was sensible, and refused to dismiss three of the four breach-of-contract claims against UBS over its use of Bloomberg's proprietary data.Rutgers Law Co-Dean Cahill Returning to Brooklyn Law
Cahill became Rutgers Law co-dean on the Camden campus as of July 2016, taking over for Camden Acting Co-Dean John Oberdiek.Brooklyn Law Poaches New Dean From Rutgers
Incoming Brooklyn Law School Dean Michael Cahill aims to expand the school's non-J.D. offerings and launch a sustained fundraising campaign.Competitor Communications Not Enough to Infer Antitrust Conspiracy
In his Antitrust column, Elai Katz discusses two cases in which federal appellate courts considered whether plaintiffs had garnered sufficient circumstantial evidence—including discussions among competitors—to present antitrust conspiracy claims to a jury. In both cases, the courts of appeals decided that despite the presence of frequent communications among rivals and some parallel conduct, there was not enough evidence of a conspiracy to proceed to trial.In Early Rulings, Gibbons Informed by Faith, Compassion
Those who knew the judge said he wanted to correct things that he saw were wrong.Corporate Transparency Act Resource Kit
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