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Republicans Retreat, Cordray Confirmed At Consumer Agency

Senate Republicans ended their battle to block the confirmation of Richard Cordray as head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Overcoming E-Discovery Fear In Government Investigations

Because of the “fear factor,” companies subject to a government investigation are prone to produce more electronic information that they […]

The SEC Whistleblower Program, Two Years In

The SEC is getting multiple whistleblower tips daily, some of them “of very high quality.”

Securities Litigation And News For The Week Ending July 19

The trial of former Goldman Sachs employee Fabrice Toure and further developments in the case of a “securities law recidivist” […]

Pennsylvania Appeals Court Says Routine Text Message Deletion Was OK

An appellate court in Pennsylvania upheld denial of sanctions in a case where defendants had deleted cell phone text messages. […]

Sixteen Quick Takes On Dodd-Frank

Three years in, how is the law working? Experts opine from across the political spectrum…

SEC Enforcers Getting Primed For Data-Mining

Three new SEC initiatives were announced this month, laying the groundwork for increased use of data-mining in detecting fraud. The […]

$2.75 Million Whistleblower Award In Amgen Case

The biopharmaceutical company Amgen settled in a case where a marketing scheme allegedly went awry.

“Eye-Popping” Bank Profits May Spur More Bank Regs

The latest profit reports have put stricter regulation of big banks in the political spotlight, says a commentator. Years after the worst of the economic crisis…

Despite Critics, Administration Will Continue Biofuel Support

The administration’s renewable-fuels standard is under attack from members of Congress and the petroleum industry, as well as some environmentalists […]

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