litigation

The only way to prove you really mean it when calling a short seller a liar is to sue and win.

If GSA Capital can’t unsee Citadel’s code, can a judge?

Now, they share an experience of legal trouble around their exploits.

It’s never good when a federal judge cuts your lawyer off with, “That’s enough.”

Shull v. Sorkin is coming back to a courtroom near you (if you live in Manhattan), and to a livestream for everyone else.

Luckily for them, they’ll also be getting the certificate, now, too.

It’s not like the bank’s got other pressing issues it needs to deal with now, right?

TD Ameritrade can’t be hit with a class-action over payment for order flow, so the little app that sometimes couldn’t probably can’t, either.

This time, though, it’s for taking money from the poor.

The first time wasn’t voluntary, but the lawsuit against Netflix very much is.

The Supremes are not at all happy with the Elect.

Throw in some Coinbase and Cubes and the future of investing has arrived.

The hits keep coming for Gabe Plotkin.

Sadly, nothing about the above headline is satirical or even exaggerated.

If he’s got to do seven years for jacking up a drug’s price, he’s gonna make damned sure it stays jacked up.

What else could you ask for?

Aiming for bankruptcy court, the private equity giant finds itself in Indiana civil court.

The short-form failure would prefer to discuss what favors the hedge fund manager may be doing to whether it stole its signature technology.