New York Law Journal... For Plaintiffs King County, Washington and Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corporation: Daniel S. Drosman, Esq., Jessica T. Shinnefield, Esq., Darryl...
...Shira Scheindlin ruled that the two institutional investors—The Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corp. and King County, Washington—can go to trial...
...Equity Trust 2007-7, GSAA Home Equity Trust 2007-8, GSR mortgage Loan Trust 2007-4F, GSAMP Trust 2007-Hsbc1, GSAMP Trust 2007-Hei, Starm...
... For Plaintiffs King County, Washington and Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corporation: Daniel S. Drosman, Esq., Jessica T. Shinnefield, Esq., Darryl...
Morgan Stanley's Objection Is Premature Where Breach Claim Not Formally Brough
... For Plaintiffs King County, Washington and Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corporation: Daniel S. Drosman, Esq., Jessica T. Shinnefield, Esq., Darryl...
... The plaintiffs—King County, Wash., and the Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corporation—assert that IKB and Morgan Stanley created and...
...case, the lead plaintiffs—King County, Wash., and the Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corporation—allege that Morgan Stanley, along with ratings agencies...
...29, 2010ADDITIONAL PLAINTIFFSIowa Student Loan Liquidity Corporation, Together and on Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated...
... Appearances: For Plaintiffs King County, Washington and Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corporation: Anne L. Box, Esq., Daniel S. Drosman, Esq., David...
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