Syncora Lawyers Could Clear Big Legal Hurdle making JP Morgan pay Billions in Putback Suits

The mortgage crisis litigation team at Paterson Belknap Taylor & Webb had their big RMBS putback hearing yesterday in New York Federal Court. It centered on one of the first monolines, Syncora, to highlight the alleged massive securities fraud Bear Stearns and EMC were engaged in when they sold billions of residential mortgage backed securities […]

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Spongetech Fraudster Moskowitz makes SEC Plea Deal

Nearly six months after Steven Moskowitz plead guilty of one criminal count in the Spongetech pump and dump stock scheme the Securities and Exchange Commission got him to settle their securities fraud suit. On May 30th court filings show Moskowitz, co-conspirator of one of the most audacious penny stock frauds that cheated thousands of regular […]

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More Bear Stearns Executives get off without Paying Millions in Shareholder Settlement Cost

Bear Stearns lawyers at Paul Weiss are slapping them self on the back today after stockholders and pension funds who sued Bear executives for misleading them about the health of the company months before it failed agreed to a cash settlement of only $275 million on Wednesday. The suit’s settlement lead by Michigan’s retirement fund, […]

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New Canaan Dems Pick Unemployed Man for 125th seat Congressional Run

New Canaan democrats seem to have chosen a shiny polished Columbia grad, Mark Robbins, to make a run for the State congressional seat. It’s a chance to unseat the GOP stronghold Rep. John Hetherington had for so many years and Robbins credentials on paper, including time served on New Canaan’s long range planning board, looks […]

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Could JP Morgan be sued by Stockholders for Creative Mortgage Putback Accounting?

I was on Max Keiser’s show yesterday talking about JP Morgan’s triple-digit billion mortgage repurchase litigation problem that they refuse to accurately reflect on their financial statements. A problem that is now compounded by the fact their regulator, the SEC, has told them they want to sue Jamie Dimon’s bank for securities violations or bring […]

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SEC Tells JP Morgan Enforcement Action Coming over Bear’s Mortgage Backed Securities Violations

Fallout from JP Morgan trading losses, which led to rater Fitch downgrading their debt yesterday, aren’t the only financial worries the banking behemoth is facing. Nestled in that shocking 10-Q filed Thursday is an admission that their regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission, thinks some of the details that lead to the explosive Ambac mortgage […]

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CGC’s Sherry Perlstein Ask State Attorney for Theft Case Delay to help Fundraise

Sherry Perlstein didn’t want the child center worker who embezzled $72,000 from her non-profit agency to get out jail without the label of felony imprinted on her forehead. Yesterday at Stamford, Conn. Criminal Court the 25 yr veteran executive director told Judge Povotator, Angela Crandon’s actions threatened the stability of the Child Guidance Center of […]

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