The American Lawyer...debt of gratitude to Serota and the victory he scored for Charles Schwab & Co. in its fight with FINRA
Bringing to a close the highest-profile lawsuit to emerge from the credit crisis, Bank of America Corp. has agreed to pay $2.43 billion to settle alleged federal securities law violations related to
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...in San Francisco narrowed the SEC's case against a former Charles Schwab executive related to the marketing of the ill-fated YieldPlus short...
A judge in San Francisco ruled that Charles Schwab & Co. had jumped the gun with its federal court challenge to...
...Davis Wright Tremaine now counts CHARLES ENGLISH as a litigation partner. English concentrates on challenging and defending...
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority isn't taking kindly to Charles Schwab & Co.'s efforts to get a San Francisco federal district court...
...the wake of a complaint by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Charles Schwab & Co. has turned to Arnold & Porter and gone to court to...
After two years of litigation, Quinn Emanuel partner Faith Gay's argument that the AG was relying on accusations of fraud by hindsight won the day
...Bird gains a trio of banking and financial services partners, CHARLES DOUGLAS BETHILL, DOUGLAS MCCLINTOCK, and MARK SOKOLOW,...
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