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July 28, 2016 |

Optimizing Litigation Relationships Within Your Company And With Outside Counsel

The chief litigation officer is the leader of a critical component of any in-house legal team. However, given the various priorities of modern legal departments, litigation leaders can struggle to secure the internal resources and outside talent they need to maximize their departments' effectiveness.
13 minute read
July 21, 2016 |

Deal Watch: Big Beer Merger Cleared as Health Insurers Face Off with DOJ

It was a good news/bad news week for companies on the antitrust front.
69 minute read
July 21, 2016 |

Three Supreme Court Insiders From Outside the Beltway

Even with the dominance of Washington-based lawyers at the U.S. Supreme Court lectern, these advocates are familiar faces at the high court.
39 minute read
July 21, 2016 | International Edition

Pearson appoints five firms to its US M&A panel

Cleary, Morgan Lewis and Goodwin Procter have all landed roles on the education group's inaugural US corporate panel
2 minute read
July 20, 2016 |

Are Big Law Firms Wrecking Capitalism?

A book by Robert Reich puts lawyers and their corporate clients in the crosshairs.
43 minute read
July 19, 2016 |

Stanford FCPA Database Upstages Big Law Efforts

A new database from Stanford Law School offers unique insight on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act settlements.
8 minute read
July 15, 2016 |

Deal Watch: Indian M&A Leaders Revealed

With India's legal market inching closer to liberalization, the subcontinent could provide a shot of cross-border transactional work to global firms reeling from Brexit and an economic slowdown in China.
80 minute read
July 15, 2016 |

Panel Says Lifting of Asset Freeze Doesn't Require Bank to Make Transfer

A New York bank that held a frozen electronic funds transfer for more than a decade to comply with a presidential order was under no obligation to complete the transfer after the freeze was lifted, a Manhattan appeals court ruled.
15 minute read
July 13, 2016 |

'Fraud is Fraud' as Trader Gets 3-Year Sentence in Test of New 'Spoofing' Law

Financial trader Michael Coscia was sentenced Wednesday in Chicago to three years in prison for "spoofing," providing the first glimpse of the teeth behind an anti-manipulative trading law passed in 2010. Prosecutors hailed the prison term in the first criminal spoofing case as a signal that commodities markets are fair, and they want the punishment to serve as a deterrent to future manipulative trading.
14 minute read
July 12, 2016 |

Yes, Banks Can Be Too Big to Jail. Get Over It

A massive new congressional report criticizes Eric Holder's Justice Department for failing to prosecute HSBC in 2012 for money laundering. Bernie Sanders could credibly argue DOJ made the wrong call, but a bunch of Republicans in Congress? Really? Still, the report should be required reading for lawyers representing financial services providers before the feds.
17 minute read

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