law

Och-Ziff may not be Och-Ziff anymore, but it’s still paying dearly for Och-Ziff’s crimes.

Bankruptcy and sovereignty produce some strange Constitutional bedfellows.

The less, the better, MLB seems to think, and even none at all in two years.

He’s been waiting 10 long years for this.

Oh? You don’t have $24,000 in cash lying around? I see.

Among others.

‘Twas nearly death by derivative, sayeth the courts.

Richard Lee will not have to explain his earlier guilty plea to a jury.

Your convicted husband’s Amex points are worthless to you, because technically (like everything else you own) they belong to someone else.

The Adam Neumann platinum parachute lawsuits are coming in hot, and the first one is a doozy.

At least, federal prosecutors hope it is.

Jay Clayton's people come to the conclusion that this IPO market might not be technically criminal, but it is certainly very extremely dumb.

Told in four (and counting?) indictments.

Ami Forte will have to find other ways of getting into elderly rich guys’ pants.

The blue windbreakers are now making biannual visits to the trading floors of 200 West Street.

Or was, back when people could and would still pay a quarter of a million bucks to get their kids into said college, for some reason.

Because there’s not enough money coming from anywhere else.

James T. Booth is a man who [allegedly] still respects the classic techniques of the white-collar criminals he knew in his youth.