Updates12: Daily Update from Securities Docket

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Posted: 18 Nov 2010 05:00 AM PST

First Comes The Whistleblower, Then Comes The Securities Class Action? http://p2.to/13Y8 #
New Exotic Investment: Latin Baseball Futures http://p2.to/13Y7 #
Oracle’s Ellison escapes insider trading charges http://p2.to/13Y6 #
Australia: NAB faces $450m shareholder lawsuit http://p2.to/13Y5 #
Madoff Trustee Sues Ex-Milberg Weiss Lawyers Over False Profit http://p2.to/13Y4 #
SEC Charges New York Firms and Chief Compliance Officer for Inadequate Procedures to Protect Nonpublic Information http://p2.to/13X7 #
Austria: OMV CEO Charged With Insider Trading, Says It Won’t Hinder Work http://p2.to/13Wn #
Bail Set For Doctor in Insider-Trading Case http://p2.to/13W3 #

Posted: 17 Nov 2010 08:00 AM PST

“We Are In a New Era of FCPA Enforcement; and We Are Here to Stay” http://p2.to/13TI #
Law Firm Sues Akin Gump and Lloyd’s, Says It Was Stiffed on Stanford’s $437K Defense Bill http://p2.to/13TG #
From Chaos to Clarity in Financial Investigations http://p2.to/13To #
Names You Need To Know In 2011: Robert Khuzami http://p2.to/13Tm #
DOJ’s Breuer Addresses 'Less Thoughtful Criticism' Of FCPA Enforcement http://p2.to/13SI #
SEC Seeks Arrest Warrant for Man Who Failed to Pay Fine http://p2.to/13Se #
SEC Breaks Down Enforcement, Other Key Stats for FY 2010 http://p2.to/13S1 #
The DOJ: Your Unwanted Partner http://p2.to/13Q2 #
Australia: Former KPMG manager pleads guilty to insider trading in print company shares http://p2.to/13Q1 #

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