litigation

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.

Thomas Gottstein has an extra $80 million to spend on, uh, other settlements, probably.

You can authorize and investigation and you can authorize an investigation and you and you and you, too!

Your purported friends are IEX are not actually your friends, dear retail investors, sayeth Ken Griffin.

Turns out you can’t just reopen a bankruptcy you had nothing to do with because it would be convenient.

The former Bond King’s former domain has an alleged discrimination problem, too.

GME is back on Robinhood. But so are the SEC and class-action lawyers.

Both of the country’s governments are not in high favor among American jurists.

Is it a good idea to piss off the judge presiding over your case this much? It seems like it might not be a good idea.

At least, one whistleblower attorney really hopes so.

I wouldn’t want to be Sandy Alderson if the Big Guy doesn’t get a parade this year.

She’s got a favorite song and doesn’t know how to work an iPhone.

Supreme Court To Decide If Banks Really Need To Be The Things They Say They Are Dek: Honesty

Because that judge will be the one fulfilling his prophecy about going to jail.

The financial crisis is still very much ongoing in Zürich.

Elon Musk sees off another enemy.