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Vol. 8, Nos. 1-49, pp. 1-1394 Jan. 8 -- Dec. 24, 2010 A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
ABA
– Fair value
See FAIR VALUE
– Tax shelters
See TAX SHELTERS
– Omnicom, loss causation, internet advertising, class accounting case (2d Cir.), 273
– Thane Intl., loss causation in revelation of misrepresentations (9th Cir.), 859
– Intrepid Potash, presuit demand futility not shown (D. Colo.), 1350
– Fischer Imaging, revenue recognition claims against sales official (D. Conn.), 769
– McKesson HBOC executive sentenced (N.D. Cal.), 468 – Merger, common shareholders lack payout (Del. Ch.), 794 – Merrill Lynch, former executive settles Enron charges (S.D. Tex.), 524 – Private civil action
– – Attorney sentenced (S.D.N.Y.), 128
– – Grant Thornton settles claims (S.D.N.Y.), 1150 – – Mayer Brown partner, SEC settlement without penalty, approval deferred (S.D.N.Y.), 203; court approves, 627 – Stock option backdating recordkeeping claims (E.D. Mo.), 70 – Tax avoidance scheme, attribution of false statements against law firm (5th Cir.), 1200
– Boeing, whistleblowers leaking documents to media (W.D. Wash.), 172
– JetDirect Aviation Holdings, creditors standing to bring derivative fiduciary breach suit against insolvent LLC (Del. Ch.), 1258
– Attorney-client privilege, effect of FASB loss contingencies disclosure proposal, 1054; vote to delay, 1177; project not dropped, 1260; SEC expects disclosure compliance, 1261
– Conferences and meetings
– Conferences and meetings
– Reporting requirements for annual broker-dealer audits, 1305
– Director interlock prevention, Action Memo, 400
– Preemption of claims in short sale transactions (U.S., rev den), 523
– Books and records inspections, contractual requirement (Del Ch.), 574
– Del. procedure for complex business disputes, 242 – Sarbanes-Oxley whistleblower suit, contract arbitration requirement waiver (10th Cir.), 469
– Del. corporation law cases, second quarter 2010, 699
– Discovery, clawback provision in protective order (D. Kan.), 796 – EU, communication between in-house counsel and corporate employees (ECJ), 1021 – Inactive bar status of in-house counsel, application of privilege (S.D.N.Y.), 714 – Insurance brokers, privilege dependent on facilitating legal services (S.D. Tex.), 381 – Internal investigations, Upjohn warnings, 491 – Legal memorandum on tax litigation possibility, in camera review (D.C. Cir.), 716 – Loss contingencies disclosure, effect of FASB proposal, ABA comments, 1054; vote to delay, 1177; project not dropped, 1260; SEC expects disclosure compliance, 1261 – Notes from CTO inventory meetings (N.D. Cal.), 67 – SEC investigations, offer only facts and details to preserve, 708 – Tax accrual work papers
– – Deloitte applies privilege (D.C. Cir.), BNA Insights, 839
– – Textron (U.S., rev sought), 7; amicus briefs, 100; additional briefs, 123; no circuit split, says government brief, 377; circuit split needs resolution, reply brief, 440; attorneys disappointed at no review (rev den), 539; communication with attorneys and auditors could be affected, 568
– – Consultant ability to stop company waiver (9th Cir.), 765
– – Dual representation, fiduciary duty breach as crime-fraud exception (Ill. App. Ct.), 379 – – Investment banker present for merger agreement (Del. Ch.), 622 – – Producing privileged documents to federal investigators (S.D.N.Y.), 272 – – Wells submissions to SEC (N.D. Cal.), 272
See also ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE
– Aiding and abetting, attribution of false statements against law firm in tax avoidance scheme (5th Cir.), 1200 – Disclosure, multidisciplinary approach to narrative of accounting issues, BNA Insights, 416 – Fees
See ATTORNEYS' FEES
– Insider trading claim against attorney French (S.D.N.Y.), 860 – Internal investigations, procedural best practices, 517 – Mayer Brown role in Refco fraud
– – Aiding and abetting, attorney sentenced (S.D.N.Y.), 128
– – SEC settlement with Collins lacks penalty, approval deferred (S.D.N.Y.), 203; court approves, 627 – – Secondary actor liability for fraud, SEC urges (S.D.N.Y.), 320; attribution and reliance needed (2d Cir.), 436; congressional action needed to protect investors, says attorney group, 437; plaintiffs request en banc rehearing, 545; rehearing denied, 826 – SEC
– – Disbarment authority dispute (S.D.N.Y.), 1351
– – Regulating and disciplinary standards, 592 – – Rulemaking, input from attorneys sought, 465
– – Application to in-house counsel (Minn.), 740
– – Patents obtained through fraud claim, no specificity (2d Cir.), 1174 – – SEC bounty program, role, 618; program will increase litigation, 787; board function hampered, 848; program already in effect, 849; SEC proposed rules create complications, 1281 – – Wrongful discharge of in-house counsel based on internal complaints (D. Nev.), 15
– Adelphia Comm., fee allocation (2d Cir.), 1173
– Amylin Pharmaceuticals, disabling continuing directors debt instrument provisions (Del. Ch.), 1292 – Del. corporation law cases, first quarter 2010, 316 – Enron challenge to award rebuffed (5th Cir.), 1297 – Indemnification
See INDEMNIFICATION
– – Cox Radio disclosure settlement, fees reduced (Del. Ch.), 550
– – Oakley Corp., shareholder suit for proxy changes (Cal. Ct. App.), 102 – – Tender offer price increase, causation (Del.), 101 – Separation agreement under Okla. law governs (10th Cir.), 990 – Stock option backdating, objections deadline must be after motion filed (9th Cir.), 924 – Veritas Software class settlement, fees approved (3d Cir.), 1115
– Aiding and abetting, SEC authority increases, 1313
– BDO Seidman, fraud-created-the-market theory (3d Cir.), 891 – Deloitte & Touche role in Adelphia, pleading deficiencies (S.D.N.Y.), 990 – Dohan + Co., improper certification of financials, charged (W.D. Wash.), 862 – Ernst & Young
– – Accredo Health audit, misleading statements, no scienter (6th Cir.), 1059
– – Lehman Bros.
– – – Audit, N.Y. AG files fraud charges (N.Y. Super. Ct.), 1384
– – – ERISA class action, Fidelity failure to sue (D. Mass.), 1024 – – Scienter in product return reserves GAAP violations (D. Ariz.), 48 – – U.K. investigates bank auditing, 1122 – Grant Thornton
– – Damages reduced by attorney malpractice award (S.D.W. Va.), 280
– – Refco claims settle (S.D.N.Y.), 1150 – KPMG LLP
– – Countrywide Fin. lending practices, class settlement (C.D. Cal.), 498; preliminary approval granted, 829
– – Tax shelter, executives convictions upheld, fines remanded (2d Cir.), 961 – – Third party liability rejected (N.Y. Ct. App.), 1179 – Management subject to enforcement even if not involved in audit, 742 – Moore Stephens Wurth Frazer & Torbet settle with SEC, 1388 – PricewaterhouseCoopers
– – Fraud claim for hedge fund audit, dismissal (N.Y.), 720
– – In pari delicto defense availability
– – – AHERF (Pa.), 206; vacated (3d Cir.), 604; defense narrows, BNA Insights, 748
– – – AIG, derivative litigation, N.Y. law (Del.), 279 – – Third party liability rejected (N.Y. Ct. App.), 1179 – – U.K. investigates bank auditing, 1122
– Investor confidence, survey, 985
– Loss contingency disclosure, SEC scrutiny increasing, 443 – Public Company Accounting Oversight Board – Satisfaction with external firms, survey, 686
See MOTOR VEHICLES
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