litigation
PG&E Burns Paul Singer Again, And Good
If only they were as good at delivering power and keeping their utility lines from becoming giant lighters as they are at running legal circles around a hedge fund.
Wells Fargo May Deprive Investors Of Its Peerless Service And Customer Care
But not before drawing one last racial discrimination lawsuit therefrom.
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Convicted User Of Material Non-Public Information Pretty Pissed About Other Use Of Material Non-Public Information
Billy Walters has a bone to pick with the FBI.
Flashy Global Law Firm Accused Of Bilking Trusting Nebraska Senior Citizen
Warren Buffett’s got a bone to pick with Jones Day.
Only Half Of The Most Recent Top-Ranking Women At Bridgewater Still Have An Issue With Their Pay
Eileen Murray gets (at least some share) of what was coming to her.
Bill Ackman’s Got Some Angry Sheet Metal Workers To Deal With
It’s just a lawsuit for now, but there are always the riveters and metal presses if that doesn’t work.
Marble Ridge: You Can (Allegedly) Break Every Securities Law In The Books And Still Not Cost Anyone Any Money
Jail? Probable. $60 million? Not quite.
French Foreign Minister Calls LVMH A Liar
Whether that means it has to buy Tiffany is now for a court to decide.
Judge Is Gonna See What Happens Over The Next Three Months And Then Decide If LVMH Has To Buy Tiffany
The Nov. 3 through Jan. 20 period could be very enlightening indeed in this matter.
‘Billions’ Judge Is Clearly No Clotheshound
Closet infringement or no, this case is closed.
Pharma Accused Of Taking Break From COVID Vaccine Work To Give Former Hedge Fund Owner An Opportunity To Do A Little Insider Trading
That pause in selling Vaxart shares and increase in ownership ceiling sure was fortuitously timed for Armistice Capital, no?
Hedge Fund Very Eager To Do Business With Very Incompetent Bank
We suppose it’s the really the least they could do.
Commerz, Deutsche Money Management Arm Fire Auditor In Case They Decide To Sue It
Anyone can audit them, but there’s only one auditor they’re thinking about suing.
Neiman Marcus Does Not Think Hedge Fund Manager Has Suffered Enough
Jail is not sufficient. $60 million and subordinated claims might be.
Opioid Dealer’s Charity Allegedly A Front For Jacking Up Price Of Other Drug
Oh, there was also some alleged insurance fraud going on in the opioid-pushing.
Sophisticated Institutions Battle To See Whose Disingenuousness Is Most Sophisticated
In other words, whose pretense will most successfully sway a judge.
Hedge Fund Finds Two Ways To Lose Money On Tesla
Non-recourse legal loans to those seemingly intent on undermining their legal claims are an even worse bet than a Tesla short.
Bridgewater Questioning Whether Ex-Co-CEO Ever Actually Read ‘Principles,’ Let Alone Her Employment Agreement
It’s going to have to check and recheck its machine to see how someone so unPrincipled suck through.
Citi So Spooked By Lawsuit It Panicked, Just Repaid Everyone, Now Wants Money Back
That’s how it’s supposed to work, right?
Corporate Residents Flood White Plains For Unique Suburban Amenity
How many small cities have their very own federal bankruptcy judges?
Vince Viola’s Insurance Company Can Do This The Easy Way, Or It Can Do It The Vince Viola Way
The Virtu founder and Army vet can make this a whole lot more painful than a $6.9 million payout.
Champion Of Bridgewater’s ‘Family Atmosphere’ Just Realized It’s As Dysfunctional And Hypocritical As A Real Family
Eileen Murray’s not tolerating any dishonesty here.
Paul Singer Ready To Burn PG&E To The Ground To Get His $250 Million
A promise made over the charred and smoldering remains of California is still a promise.