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Awards & Recognition
Paul, Weiss Recognized by Law360 for Win in Decade-Long Goldman Sachs Investor Class Action
Litigation partners Kannon Shanmugam and Audra Soloway were recognized in Law360’s “Legal Lions of the Week” column on August 11, alongside co-counsel from Sullivan & Cromwell, for their Second Circuit win in a decade-long investor class action against Goldman Sachs.
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Goldman Sachs Wins Second Circuit Appeal Reversing Certification in Securities Class Action
Paul, Weiss won a major Second Circuit victory on behalf of Goldman Sachs in a long-running, high-stakes securities class action.
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Second Circuit Confirms That Syndicated Bank Loan Is Not a “Security”
In a highly anticipated decision on August 24, the Second Circuit in Kirschner v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. et al. affirmed dismissal of state-law securities claims because the syndicated term loan in question was not a “security” and therefore not subject to state and federal securities laws and regulations.
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Paul, Weiss Shortlisted for Financial Services Litigation Department of the Year in The American Lawyer’s Industry Awards 2023
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Paul, Weiss was named a finalist for “Litigation Department of the Year – Financial Services” in The American Lawyer’s 2023 Industry Awards.
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Paul, Weiss Recognized as 2022 “Banking Group of the Year” By Law360
Paul, Weiss was named a Law360 “Banking Group of the Year” for its many achievements in the banking industry in 2022.
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Brad Karp and Roberto Gonzalez Publish Op-Ed in American Banker on CFPB’s Late-Fee Proposal
Firm Chairman Brad Karp and litigation partner Roberto Gonzalez co-wrote an op-ed arguing that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s proposed rule to dramatically decrease the amounts that credit card issuers charge for late fees on credit card payments would actually increase overall costs for the large majority of credit card customers.
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Susanna Buergel Named a 2022 Law360 MVP in Banking
Litigation partner Susanna Buergel was recognized as a Law360 2022 MVP in the Banking category.
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Paul, Weiss Submits Comment Letter on CFPB’s Credit Card Late Fee Rulemaking
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Paul, Weiss submitted a comment letter to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on the agency’s proposed rule on credit card late fees.
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Jessica Carey to Discuss Financial Institutions Enforcement at Cambridge Forums Event
Litigation partner Jessica Carey will participate in the Forum on Financial Institutions Enforcement, hosted by Cambridge Forums.
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JPMorgan Wins Dismissal of Financial Spoofing Lawsuit
Paul, Weiss and co-defendants’ counsel won the dismissal of a shareholder derivative lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, certain executive officers and its board of directors stemming from the bank’s 2020 resolutions with various regulators over various financial “spoofing” trading violations.
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Brad Karp and Susanna Buergel Discuss the Latest in Litigation at SIFMA Seminar
Firm Chairman Brad Karp and litigation partner Susanna Buergel discussed the latest in securities litigation, antitrust and other civil litigation issues as part of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association’s (SIFMA) C&L Annual Seminar.
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Paul, Weiss Wins Dismissal of Class Action Against Morgan Stanley Alleging Scheme to Reduce Competition in Treasury Securities Market
Paul, Weiss achieved a significant victory for Morgan Stanley by securing the dismissal of all claims in an antitrust class action.
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CFPB Proposes Rule Requiring Nonbank Consumer Financial Services Providers to Submit Enforcement Orders to Public Registry
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently issued a rulemaking proposal that would require certain nonbank providers of consumer financial services to register specified enforcement orders with the bureau that would be then included in a public registry.
Firm News
Two Accomplished Litigators Join Paul, Weiss in New York
Robert Y. Sperling and Staci Yablon have joined the firm as partners in the Litigation Department, resident in New York.
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Citibank Secures Dismissal in Florida False Claims Act Case
Paul, Weiss achieved a significant victory for Citibank, N.A., securing the dismissal of a qui tam action brought in Florida state court under the Florida False Claims Act (FFCA).
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