law

It’s the perfect Deutsche Bank solution to a problem.

Laura Bonner’s gender bias lawsuit lives on. Doug Haynes’ defamation lawsuit does not.

How about no premium data fees at all, you monopolistic bastards?

The real winner here is John Roberts, who made everyone happy. Except Clarence Thomas.

A prestigious job he’s not qualified for may not be in the cards, but hey: At least it’s incompetence and not corruption.

That, of course, means another round of fines.

When the going gets tough, those in a tough spot cheat, according to eager lawyers.

Taubman Centers wonders if Simon is familiar with the legal principle of “no takebacks.”

Forty-six exceedingly rich New Yorkers aren’t going to let some pauper literally lord it over them for just $18.5 million.

If the SEC wants to know how rebates impact stock trading, they’ll have to figure it out themselves.

That has to be the explanation for her firing, right?

And getting caught for it.

The real-life Wendy Rhoades is only a dominatrix in the courtroom.

Who knew bond investing was so arousing?

Also, isn’t a $2 billion fine for ripping a country off of $6.5 billion sort of excessive, when you think about it, Attorney General Barr?

Were you associated with two investment shops that went under last year? Well, then you’re not John Russell-Murphy.

Probably not enough to keep them in Hong Kong going forward.

Sears’ COVID-19 survival plan allegedly involves starving some Bangladeshis.