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U.S. investors sue Lloyds chiefs over HBOS deal
U.S. shareholders of Britains Lloyds Banking Group claim they were misled over rescue of HBOS.
Archived Version of Oct. 4 Webcast: The Challenges of Holding Corporate America Accountable
Lynn Turner, David Anders, Sean Coffey and Chad Johnson joined us for this webcast.
Oct. 4 Webcast: The Challenges of Holding Corporate America Accountable
Please join Lynn Turner, David Anders, Sean Coffey and Chad Johnson for this free webcast.
More Civil Actions From Financial Crisis in SEC Pipeline: Schapiro
Schapiro says agency has a “full pipeline” of civil actions resulting from financial crisis.
From a Goldman Sachs Mortgage Team, a Single Court Case
How did Fabrice Tourre alone come to be the “face of mortgage-securities fraud?”
In Financial Crisis, No Prosecutions of Top Figures
High-profile prosecutions have not followed the financial crisis.
Judge Investigating Iceland Collapse Says Red Flags Ignored “Exactly Like Madoff”
French judge Eva Joly says red flags missed “exactly like Madoff.”
Liability for Accountants and Others in the Financial Crisis
On February 24, 2009, Stuart Grant of Grant & Eisenhofer P.A. and Michael Young of Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP discussed the subject of the potential liability of professionals in the financial crisis with Securities Docket’s Bruce Carton. The discussion was part of a webcast in which Grant and Young collaborated on a presentation on [...]
Australia: Publicly Traded Law Firm Slater & Gordon Reports 22% Increase in Net Profit
At least one law firm appears to be weathering the financial crisis Law firm with solid financial results. Melbourne-based Slater & Gordon, the world’s first law firm to be publicly listed, reported a 22.4% increase in net profit for the six months to December 31 to $8.46 million, up from $6.9 million for the previous [...]