Securities Docket A.M. News Wire for Dec. 3, 2009

Petters Convicted in $3.6 Billion Ponzi Scheme http://bit.ly/7w8jCb #
House of Representatives Votes to Increase SEC Subpoena Power http://bit.ly/6xqZ9a #
Paul Hastings Lawyers Jailed in Hong Kong for American-Style Practices http://bit.ly/7XHQvL #
Judge ends Enron shareholder suit, but ruling doesn’t affect $7.2 billion settlement http://bit.ly/5Zln2o #
Senator To Hold Hearing Examining State Of Fraud Prosecution http://bit.ly/6HqD1Q #
Co-Lead Counsel Named in Provident Royalties Securities Litigation http://bit.ly/84liEy #
Judge Is Unimpressed with Coughlin Stoia’s Confidential Witnesses, Dismisses Class Action Against Zimmer http://bit.ly/6tcuIC #
Hedge Fund CCOs Now in Hot Demand http://bit.ly/6DxJJQ #
UK: Rosenblatt litigation fund “Alvaro” launches IPO http://bit.ly/70DeAx #
PCAOB Calls for Bigger Budget to Increase Staff http://bit.ly/8HN5np #
UK: SFO Announces Corruption Charges Against Former DePuy Exec http://bit.ly/6oGdPN #
Former Siemens CEOs, Four Others to Pay Damages Related to Corruption Scandal http://bit.ly/7lkjj2 #
Courts in the financial center of New York and the tech hotspot of California tend to be where much of the headline gr http://bit.ly/5CG5q4 #
SEC Issues Flurry of Subpoenas Related to Hedge Funds, Bankers http://bit.ly/4qroBu #