Insider Trading
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Insider TradingEx-Rep. Collins Sentenced To 2 Years In Prison For Insider Trading, Lying To FBI
Collins, a Republican who represented New York's 27th district, was arrested in August 2018 on charges of insider trading related to his membership on the board of Australian biotech Innate Immunotherapeutics. -
Insider TradingGoldman Insider-Trader To Give Up $24K From Sunglasses Case, $236K More
His lawyer still wants a lenient sentence. 
SponsoredLuxury, Lies, And A $10 Million Embezzlement
In a scandal that rocked the business community, a former high-profile executive was sentenced to prison, plus five years of supervised release and restitution.-
Insider TradingProsecutors Have Been Using The Wrong Insider Trading Law All This Time
If Preet Bharara had known about Title 18, he’d probably be president by now or something.
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Insider TradingCompanies Do More Buybacks When Their CEOs Are Cashing Out Options But Don’t You Dare Call It Insider Trading
Aligning incentives never felt so good. -
Insider TradingProsecutors Seek To Call @Carl_C_Icahn To The Stand
Insider tweeting and insider trading. -
Insider TradingBehold, The Shakespearean Plot Twist At The Heart Of The Cooperman Insider Trading Case
Coming soon to an old-timey theater near you! -
Insider TradingSon Half Of Father/Son Insider Trading Duo Found Guilty
Unfortunately for Stewart the Younger, a jury has gone with prosecutors’ version of the events. -
Insider Trading, Wall Street, White-Collar CrimeIf You Want Some Insider Intel From A Client, Get Him Liquored Up
Criminal charges for a former Biglaw partner and his investment adviser. 
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Antonin Scalia, Insider TradingWhat Happens If The Supreme Court Defines Insider Trading And Nino Scalia Isn’t There To Vote On It?
Where does the Notorious RBG stand on what constitutes a 'golf tip'? -
Crime, Insider TradingGeorgia Broker Sorry About All Those Times He Traded On Information Purchased From Ukrainian Hackers
Won’t happen again, scout’s honor. -
Insider TradingIn Retrospect, L.I. Father Probably Would *Not* Have Recounted Story About Son Chiding Him For Failing To Trade On Inside Tip, In Presence Of Guy Wearing A Wire
Maybe don't brag about your son in this instance... -
Insider TradingEx-Barclays Director 'Knew It Was Wrong' To Pass Inside Info In Exchange For Free Plumbing Work, Did It Anyway
Hey, those toilet snakings don’t come cheap!
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Insider Trading, Securities and Exchange CommissionCongress Doesn’t Understand Why SEC Is Being Such A Killjoy About This Whole Insider Trading Thing
C’mon guys, really. You don’t have to do this. -
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Barclays Director Accused Of Doling Out Insider Tips So He Could Get His Toilet Snaked Gratis
It's not like he couldn't have afforded the home renovations. -
Insider TradingTrading On Inside Information While Posing As Your Own Mother Is Not Legal: Preet Bharara
Maybe try a little harder next time… like an aunt, perhaps? -
Insider TradingPreet Bharara Ready To Prove Insider Trading Still Exists
Preet Bharara’s just about ready to accept the soul-crushing, legacy-lightening definition of insider-trading imposed on him by certain unlettered judges. -
Insider TradingOne Day You’re Bonding With A New Friend At A Bachelor Party, The Next You’re Standing Trial On Insider Trading Charges
Let this be a lesson to you all. -
Antonin Scalia, Bar Exams, Biglaw, Clarence Thomas, Gay Marriage, Insider Trading, Law Firm Mergers, Morning Docket, SCOTUS, Small Law Firms, Supreme Court, Video games
Morning Docket: 11.13.14
* Look, ma, no Justice Kennedy! Over the dissent of Justices Scalia and Thomas, the Supreme Court quickly lifted its earlier stay on allowing same-sex marriages to go forward in Kansas. [USA Today]
* Sources say were it not for Bingham McCutchen’s malpractice settlement with the former owner of the Dodgers, Morgan Lewis would’ve walked away from the potential merger deal. #blessed [Am Law Daily]
* Mathew Martoma, the would-be lawyer who was expelled from Harvard Law for faking his transcripts, was denied his bid for bail pending appeal on an insider trading conviction. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start: The ex-general counsel to Occulus VR started his own firm and angel investment company to address the needs of video game companies. [Gamasutra]
* New York is holding off on adopting the Uniform Bar Exam, at least for a little while longer, mostly because “the[re] is just not enough turnaround time to do it for July ’15.” Hooray? [New York Law Journal]
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Morning Docket: 10.24.14
* Thanks to this Government Accountability Office ruling, the company that cleared NSA leaker Edward Snowden and Navy Yard shooter Aaron Alexis may lose a $210M contract. [Legal Times]
* After being acquitted on insider trading charges, Rengan Rajaratnam agreed to settle the civil suit filed against him for a cool $840K. At least he’s not in jail like his brother. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Those interested in going to law school may want to know that Philadelphia is purportedly home to some of the cheapest law schools in the country — not Penn Law, though, sorry ’bout that. [Main Street]
* Professors at WUSTL Law held a “teach-in” to discuss the Michael Brown police shooting case. According to them, the likelihood Darren Wilson will be federally charged is “slim to none.” [Student Life]
* Attack of the aggrieved ex: a man drove a burning pickup truck loaded with explosives into a law firm, destroying much of the building. He had apparently dated one of the firm’s former clients. [Virginian-Pilot]
