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David Sargent, an attorney and former faculty member at Loyola University Chicagos School of Environmental Sustainability, was indicted on insider tra

The last week has brought some bad news for the crypto scene. Several well-known (or infamous) names have been sued and even criminally charged. Despit

Banks are 'under attack' -- but will the SEC do anything about it?

No Biglaw firm is immune from having to conduct layoffs -- not the wealthiest firm of them all, and not even the most prestigious of them all.News come

Associates in the firm's London office are bearing the brunt of a reported practice shift.

Many businesses would welcome the opportunity to test the boundaries of a newly weakened administrative state.

Long story short, the debt ceiling is not only pointless, it is stupid.

Perhaps SEC head Gary Gensler, who dodged a congressional hearing question six times about whether the cryptocurrency ether was a commodity or a security, should have phoned Swift to bring him up to speed.

Name Taylor a Securities and Exchange Commissioner right now, you cowards.

Although the ethical obligations of Supreme Court Justices are notoriously lax and ill-defined, disclosure of gifts at the level Harlan Crow has bestowed on Clarence Thomas would seemingly be the bare minimum.