Joseph Collins News
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Joseph Collins, Refco Inc.’s former outside lawyer whose 2009 fraud conviction was reversed in January, was found guilty Nov. 16 by a jury in federal court in Manhattan.
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Joseph Collins, Refco Inc.’s former outside lawyer whose 2009 fraud conviction was reversed in January, was again found guilty by a jury in federal court in Manhattan.
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Joseph Collins, Refco Inc.’s former outside lawyer whose 2009 fraud conviction was reversed by an appeals court in January, is being retried for allegedly helping Chief Executive Officer Phillip Bennett and other executives defraud investors of $2.4 billion.
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Affirmative action came under attack at the U.S. Supreme Court as Chief Justice John Roberts took the lead in questioning whether universities should continue to give special preference to racial minorities.
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Crime didn’t pay for Joseph Collins , a former corporate lawyer who received a seven-year prison sentence in January for securities fraud. It just has cost him a lot less money than it should have.
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The fraud conviction of Joseph Collins, Refco Inc.’s former outside lawyer, was reversed by an appeals court that found the trial judge improperly instructed a juror outside the presence of Collins’s lawyers.
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Citigroup Inc. reached an agreement over $73.9 million worth of auction-rate securities bought by KV Pharmaceutical Co., a St. Louis-based drug company that sued the bank last year.
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Bank of New York Mellon Corp. and federal prosecutors are close to settling some claims in a government lawsuit accusing the bank of overcharging customers for foreign-exchange trading, according to a court filing.
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A federal judge said he needs more information on the basis for Bank of America Corp.’s $33 million settlement of a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission before he can approve it.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. persuaded a judge to dismiss Overstock.com Inc.’s lawsuit alleging the investment bank manipulated short sales of the online retailer’s stock from 2005 to 2007, causing the shares to fall.
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