Richard Holwell News
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Lawyers representing the ex-wife of SAC Capital Advisors LP founder Steven A. Cohen in her racketeering lawsuit against her ex-husband asked a court to let them withdraw from the case.
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Todd Newman, the former Diamondback Capital Management LLC portfolio manager found guilty of taking part in a $72 million insider-trading scheme, appealed his conviction and 4 1/2-year prison term.
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Richard Holwell , the Manhattan federal judge overseeing the trial of Raj Rajaratnam , is a former corporate lawyer who condemned insider trading in two recent cases he has handled during his eight years on the bench.
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The judge who sentenced Raj Rajaratnam to 11 years in prison for insider trading after a trial in which he often closed proceedings and sealed files used a public relations firm to announce his resignation.
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The ex-wife of SAC Capital Advisors LP founder Steven A. Cohen won reinstatement of most of a lawsuit in which she seeks $8.25 million in damages based on claims the hedge fund is “the product of an ongoing racketeering scheme” that engaged in insider trading.
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Katherine Forrest, a federal judge appointed by President Barack Obama who less than a year later blocked a controversial military-detention law, will have that ruling tested as an appeals court considers the government’s claim that her decision would irreparably damage national security.
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Raj Rajaratnam, the Galleon Group LLC co-founder whom prosecutors called “the modern face of illegal insider trading,” was sentenced to 11 years in prison, one of the longest terms ever for insider trading, though less than half of the maximum sought by the government.
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Teachers, retirees, municipal workers, a Federal Reserve employee were among the 18 jurors chosen to consider insider-trading charges against Raj Rajaratnam , co-founder of hedge fund Galleon Group LLC.
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Danielle Chiesi , accused with Raj Rajaratnam in the largest insider-trading case involving hedge funds, testified that U.S. agents questioned her before advising her of her right to remain silent and to seek a lawyer’s advice.
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Raj Rajaratnam, the hedge fund manager given the longest sentence for insider trading, may serve that time at a North Carolina prison whose inmates include Ponzi scheme mastermind Bernard Madoff, corporate looter John Rigas and terrorist leader Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman.
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