Tag:Securities and Exchange Commission

Experts Weigh in on Cryptocurrency Law

Cryptocurrency and businesses associated with it have made headlines in recent months in the wake of the downfall of FTX. 

Court Opinion: Colorado Supreme Court Opinion for Nov. 21

The Colorado Supreme Court en banc affirmed a judgment involving the Securities Act of 1933. 

SEC Charges Former NewAge CEO with Orchestrating Multi-Year Fraud

The SEC filed charges against Brent David Willis, former CEO of New Age Beverages, alleging he engaged in multi-year fraud.

Up And Coming Lawyers: Clark Yeh

Since Clark Yeh took up distance running 10 years ago, he’s now completed about 20 marathons. These have included the Pikes Peak Marathon, which...

Crowdfunding for Companies

In a Colorado Law Talks event, hosted by Akerman on Sept. 11, University of Colorado Law School Professor Andrew Schwartz presented his research on...

Walmart Settles Long-Running FCPA Allegations

The world’s largest retailer can finally close the book on its closely-watched Foreign Corrupt Practices Act case. Walmart will pay $282 million to settle allegations...

Supreme Court: Messengers of False Statements Still Liable for Securities Fraud

When the Securities and Exchange Commission or private investors go after corporate figures for making false statements to investors, the disseminators of those statements...

Granular Statute Language Could Have Broad Implications for Patent Seekers

The U.S. Supreme Court had its plate full of noteworthy cases for last week’s oral arguments. Among the most newsmaking were a potential re-interpretation...