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The Onion’s take on Cuban case:”First Martha Stewart, now Mark Cuban. It’s like the SEC knows exactly who I hate.” http://tinyurl.com/5ezr65 # Please keep sending suggestions for the “BigLaw Lawyers on Twitter” list. Now up to 18 feeds. http://tinyurl.com/5l7tqr # Barry Minkow is now senior pastor of a church in San Diego and a recognized […]
Politico.com: Rumor Mill Names for Next SEC Chairman
Latest “inside-the-beltway rumor mill” names offered up by Politico.com for chairman of the SEC in the Obama administration: Bill Brodsky, the chairman and CEO of the Chicago Board Options Exchange; also served as president and CEO of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Nancy Smith, vice president of AARP Financial Inc.; former director of the SEC Office […]
Court Dismisses Securities Class Action Against B&L With Prejudice
On Thursday, November 13, U.S. District Judge Michael A. Telesca of the WDNY dismissed with prejudice the securities class action filed against Bausch & Lomb Inc. and a number of former top executives alleging securities fraud. The court dismissed the case for a range of reasons, including that scienter was not adequately pleaded and loss […]
The Onion’s “American Voices” on the Mark Cuban Case
Includes thoughtful comments from (fake) Americans such as: “First Martha Stewart, now Mark Cuban. It’s like the SEC knows exactly who I hate.” Read The Onion’s “American Voices: Mark Cuban Sued For Insider Trading”
“Famous Financial Felons”
AOL Money has collected profiles and photos of 17 Famous Financial Felons, and even has a “where are they now” section for each. Boesky, Ebbers, Minkow, Lay… all of your favorites! Read Famous Financial Felons
“Blog Maverick”: The Blog at the Center of the SEC v. Cuban Action
After two consecutive days of inflammatory blog posts attacking the SEC’s case against Mark Cuban that appeared on Mark Cuban’s “blog maverick” website, the SEC’s deputy director was quoted yesterday in the WSJ Law Blog as saying “We’re not going to comment on anything Mr. Cuban or his lawyers have to say on Mr. Cuban’s […]