New York Law Journal
..., the Court of Appeals created a stir in the international banking community by ruling that New York courts could enforce a domesticated foreign...
...in bank records because he voluntarily transmitted the underlying information to the banking institution. Miller was decided in 1976 over a vigorous dissent...
...the Assembly floor. The Judiciary Committee approved the measure, The bill...
...pick to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. Committee Chairman Tim Johnson...
...Amici Curiae Institute of International Bankers, Association of German Banks, economiesuisse, European Banking Federation, Federation of German Industries, French Banking Federation, Mouvement des Entreprises de...
...reach much of the conduct that federal laws prohibit because New York banking laws require banks to maintain accurate books and records and prohibit the...
Although Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director Richard Cordray was not named in the suit where the D.C. Circuit ruled three appointments to the NLRB invalid, his recess appointment was made o
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