Second Circuit Upholds NYC Ban on Credit Card Surcharges
There is no uniformity among the federal courts regarding the constitutionality of the “no surcharge” law. California recently held that...
There is no uniformity among the federal courts regarding the constitutionality of the “no surcharge” law. California recently held that...
Although the ruling is limited to Wisconsin, the decision weakens the personal liability protection of bank officers.
On September 30, 2015, the Federal Reserve Board of Governors approved Hudson City's $3.7 billion merger with M&T Bank. The...
The Eleventh Circuit’s ruling creates a circuit split with the Third, Seventh, and Sixth Circuits through which these circuits held...
The court also named Zimmerman Reed and Chestnut Cambronne as class counsel and Umpqua Bank, Mutual Bank, Village Bank, CSE...
Boland settled with the SEC in May and paid a $75,000 penalty. Boland was not required to admit or deny...
The decision creates a circuit split with the Fifth Circuit, which previously held that a whistleblower could not bring an...
The decision leaves only Capital One’s antitrust counterclaims to be resolved.
The Court noted in its opinion that on remand, the district court may need to review the City’s claims under...
The Third Circuit’s decision will strengthen the FTC’s exercise of authority over issues of cybersecurity.
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