U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York

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  Citigroup-SEC settlement rejected

  By Steven Andersen  |  February 1, 2012

  Pending appeal could affect business and regulators alike

• E-discovery response time is an essential element in Dodd-Frank cases

  By Daniel Lim  |  December 29, 2011

• Litigation: Madoff and the SEC—A loss for private litigants, with a twist

  By Matthew Ingber  |  September 22, 2011

  While the SEC itself may be immune from litigation, its GC and officials may not be as secure.

• Labor: Courts keep sanctioning EEOC in class litigation

  By Steve Moore  |  July 6, 2011

  The EEOC recently has been quick to pull the trigger and convert most single-claimant charges into class litigation cases.

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  Day 2 Keynote Panels Discuss Corporate Governance & E-Discovery

  By Ashley Post  |  May 24, 2011

  Day 2 of SuperConference started with two intriguing keynote panels: “Corporate Governance” and “Judicial Roundtable on e-Discovery.” Each offered attendees insight into the general counsel’s evolving role as a business partner and active participant in the discovery phase of litigation.

• Technology: Cloud Computing Definition Evolving

  By Alan Wernick  |  May 20, 2011

  Differing definitions of "cloud computing" can cause confusion.