Accused ‘Gilgo Beach’ Killer Returns to Court: New York Brief
Citibank tees off against Letitia James, Sidley taps Cravath’s IPO leader, and Wall Street’s March Madness tips, below:
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YPF Ruling From Second Circuit Tests Burford: New York Brief
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Accused ‘Gilgo Beach’ Killer Returns to Court: New York Brief
Citibank tees off against Letitia James, Sidley taps Cravath’s IPO leader, and Wall Street’s March Madness tips, below:
Sidley Picks Off Cravath’s VC Co-Head in Latest Talent Sortie
Sidley Austin continues its raid on rivals by picking up Scott Bennett, co-head of Cravath Swaine & Moore’s venture capital and growth equity and digital assets practices, whose departure marks the latest in a string of losses for the Wall Street firm.
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Investors Give Courts Fresh Look in Bid to Hold Auditors Liable
As auditor enforcement stalls in the US, investors harmed by fraud are clinching financial payouts and notching courtroom wins in a pair of class action suits that are typically difficult to bring against accounting firms.
DExit Debate Flattens the Constituencies That Boards Balance
DExit has exposed a basic truth: Corporate law doesn’t offer a jurisdictional shortcut to either accountability or insulation. No state can guarantee the outcomes for a single constituency in a business. Yet in the current debate over corporate reincorporation, the choice of state has taken on outsize importance.
Latham New York Partner to Stay as Kirkland Raids Houston Group
Latham & Watkins partner Hamad Al-Hoshan is no longer headed to rival Kirkland & Ellis along with a group of Texas lawyers, according to his current firm.
Buffalo Diocese Judge Won’t Reverse ‘Opt-Out’ Liability Ruling
A bankruptcy judge won’t reconsider his ruling that the Diocese of Buffalo’s $280 million bankruptcy plan can’t force voting creditors to surrender their right to sue church affiliates without express consent.
UPS Sues NY Over $2 Million Penalty for Lack of Delivery Decals
Trump-Targeted Firms’ Allies Shield Lawyer Names in Court
A group of lawyers wading back into the fight over President Donald Trump’s executive orders against law firms remained anonymous in their latest effort.
Energy Department Drops Appeal of Loss on State Funding Limits
The Energy Department dropped its appeal of a court decision blocking the agency’s limits on financial assistance for state energy programs.