Securities Docket News Wire for April 24, 2009

Web Watch: Best Blog Posts and Columns For the Week Ending April 24. http://bit.ly/L7vua #sdx #
Madoff CFO trying to negotiate plea deal in which he would divulge his knowledge of Madoff’s scheme. http://bit.ly/7fji7 #sdx #
Investors with Bernard Madoff who had a net loss due to his fraud won’t be asked to return funds. http://bit.ly/1bziw #sdx #
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder considering formation of “Financial Fraud Task Force.” http://bit.ly/15uhLa #sdx #
Failure to Conduct Diligence Can Lead to SEC Sanctions. http://bit.ly/3N1kq #sdx #
Carl Icahn’s American Railcar First to Reincorporate to North Dakota. http://bit.ly/cKaQn #sdx #
Germany: Court Dismisses Unusual Shareholder Lawsuit Against Daimler AG. http://bit.ly/16fgb4 #sdx #
Allen Stanford seen in hard fight for legal fees. http://bit.ly/10c1sf #sdx #
Madoff Trustee Seeking Return of Withdrawn Funds from 223 investors. http://bit.ly/172yzQ #sdx #
Fla. Attorney Refuses to Release Stanford Documents to Receiver. http://bit.ly/ZajxQ #sdx #
California AG Sues Wells Fargo for $1.5 Billion Over ARS Sales. http://bit.ly/gmebk #sdx #
Veteran prosecutor to head San Jose post in Northern California’s U.S. Attorney’s office. http://bit.ly/pWiTJ #sdx #
SEC Queries Los Angeles Pension Fund Over Conflicts of Interest.http://bit.ly/hC4Or #sdx #