New York Law JournalIn his Corporate Crime column, Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson partner Steven M. Witzel writes: Arguably every investor in a Ponzi scheme is a "loser" - duped and betrayed by someone who the
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Panel Vacates $36.7 Million Fee Award for Lack of Clear Languag
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