Court cases

The lengthy sentence marks a final chapter in a controversy that has captivated and overshadowed the crypto industry.

SMB organizations are calling for the Supreme Court to uphold the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act's Mandatory Repatriation Tax.

Jes Staley's friendship with the disgraced financier casts an unflattering light on the Wall Street bank.

JPMorgan Securities asked a court to order one of its former employees to stop poaching its customers for his new employer, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney.

Democrat-leaning states argue that the $10,000 SALT cap deduction is politically motivated and violates the U.S. Constitution.

There are no “alternative facts” in the law, just truth, opinion and lies. Two you can’t sue for. And the third? Well, brokerages are very careful with their words.

The court ruling largely wiped out the widow’s portion of a Dallas jury’s $8 billion verdict against the bank for mismanaging the family estate.

The advisor defrauded some 60 victims by using their money to pay off earlier investors, fund his own speculative trading and pay his personal expenses, the SEC claims.

The advisor was accused in a lawsuit in January of swindling a Georgia couple out of $330,000 in retirement savings.

The advisor told victims that he would invest their money in Royal Alliance brokerage accounts but instead used the funds to make BMW car payments and pay for personal expenses, prosecutors claimed.

The bank subjected the advisor to disparate treatment and made conditions so intolerable that he had no choice but to leave, the advisor claimed in a lawsuit.

The firm incorrectly coded her payout at the institutional rate, a mistake that impeded her ability to move up the pay grid and attain bonuses, she alleges.

The convicted fraudster allegedly stole more than $270,000 from his victims, including his mother and ex-girlfriend.

The advisor claimed the bank placed a slanderous statement in his form U5, preventing him from finding a new job.

The bank criticized the jury for "accepting to the penny" the family's legal team's invitation to award the $8 billion without doing any independent analysis.

An hour after Jennifer Sharkey was awarded $1.13 million in damages, the judge said she'll likely order a new trial if the two sides don’t reach a settlement because the verdict is "substantially flawed."

The bank’s attorney who mistakenly released reams of sensitive data about wealthy clients asked a judge to order the records returned and not to be spread any further.

Firm relaunches as Aretec – Cetera spelled backward; new owners are undisclosed.

Rejection is unsurprising and RCS plans to contest objections by Nicholas Schorsch-affiliated entities, says David Orlofsky, RCS' chief restructuring officer.