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- Enforcement News: SEC Settles Enforcement Actions that Underscore the Importance of a Robust Regulatory Disclosure Scheme
regime was meant to guarantee that investors receive all information known to a public company, much less
- In Pari Delicto, the Adverse Interest Exception and the Alleged Failure to Uncover Fraudulent Activity
Thus, the law “presumes imputation even where the agent acts less than admirably, exhibits poor business
- Jury Returns $92 Million Verdict Against Allied for FCA Violations
ensure that FHA-insured loans are made only to borrowers who can repay them, thereby seeking to avoid losses This fraudulent misconduct resulted in losses to HUD of $85,612,643 when those loans defaulted.
- THREE STRIKES AND YOU ARE OUT: The Court Refuses to Invalidate a Foreclosure Sale in Light of a Eleventh Hour Bankruptcy Filing because of Two Previous Filings
It is not uncommon for an individual faced with the prospect of losing a home to foreclosure, to file
- Push for Whistleblowers to Report Illegal Wildlife Trafficking
At a time when the world is losing 30,000 elephants a year to poachers, the amount of ivory sold on Facebook
- Court Dismisses Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claim That Should Have Been Brought Derivatively
The shareholder does not have an individual claim, even if the shareholder loses the value of his/her
- Stenographic Services, The Doctrine of Account Stated and The Statute of Frauds
Ross v. Sherman , 57 A.D.3d 758 (2d Dept. 2008). An account presented to and accepted by the debtor does not lose its character as an account stated by
- Plaintiff Fails To Submit Evidence Supporting The Return Of Funds In Money Had And Received Case
Supreme Court has observed, a cause of action for money had and received is “less restricted and fettered moved for summary judgment, arguing that because it was a victim just like HDFC, it should not have to lose
- Letter Agreement Found Binding and Enforceable Notwithstanding Reference That It Was Subject to A More Formal Writing in The Future
Takeaway Courts have repeatedly held that letters, faxes and other less formal written documents, such
- Court Holds that a Letter of Intent is a Binding Contract When It Contains All the Material Terms of An Agreement
Richard’s “lost profits during such Go Dark Period”; g) sections governing the purchase price for the held that agreements in principle, letters of intent and memoranda of understanding, as well as other less Richard also shows that whether a less-than-formal agreement is binding is often a hotly contested issue
- Commercial Tenants Must Remain Aware Of Yellowstone Injunctions
result of a lease default, must follow the procedures set forth in Yellowstone or it runs the risk of losing While Yellowstone was decided almost fifty years ago, commercial tenants continue to lose their valuable
- Court Sustains New York Qui Tam Action Involving Alleged Scheme to Reset Interest Rates for Municipal Bonds
to M & T through private VRDO borrower entities,” said the Court, “does not make the government any less
