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Roaring Kitty Securities Fraud Lawsuit: Legal Analysis and Implications
Keith Gill, known as 'Roaring Kitty,' facing securities fraud allegations related to GameStop trading
US v. Alladawi: New Ciminelli wire fraud decision
New case alert: US v. Alladawi - a case incorporating the Ciminelli right-to-control theory to find a defendant not guilty.
Understanding Materiality in Securities Fraud
Title 18 Section 1348 “Materiality” Standard as compared with Title 15 securities fraud cases.
US v. Milheiser - 9th Circuit Wire Fraud Decision
The 9th Circuit last week released its opinion in United States v. Milheiser, 16-CR-00076, in which the Court overturned six convictions of defendants who had been convicted of mail fraud and conspiracy to commit mail fraud arising from the defendants’ sales companies’ aggressive tactics in selling printer toner. The 9th Circuit adopted the “benefit of the bargain” theory of wire fraud, under which individuals cannot be convicted of wire fraud if the alleged victims received the “benefit of the bargain,” even if they were induced to make a purchase through misrepresentations.
Dynamis Continues to help victims of crypto-based fraud
Dynamis fights on behalf of victims of “big butchering” in the crypto space - this time taking on Binance.
Motion to Stay Dismissal of Indictment: Denied
Dynamis attorney Eric Rosen defeated the DOJ in a motion to dismiss the Indictment in the “Atlas Trading” case
Dynamis Secures Dismissal in “Atlas Trading” Stock Fraud Case
Dynamis attorneys secured the dismissal of the Indictment in the "Atlas Trading" securities fraud case in the Southern District of Texas. Dynamis attorneys drafted the briefs and led the fight to obtain dismissal of the Indictment.
Dynamis Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Activision
Landmark antitrust lawsuit by Hector Rodriguez and Seth Abner “Scump” against Activision.
New Federal Legislation Criminalizes Demand Side of Bribery
The Foreign Extortion prevention Act ("FEPA" or the "Act") was passed as part of the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act ("NDAA"), was passed in Congress with bipartisan support and signed into law by President Biden. FEPA is the first U.S. regulation intended to regulate the "demand side" of foreign bribery--creating a direct criminal statute against foreign officials who solicit or accept bribes from a company or individual in the U.S.
5 Crypto Decisions From 2023 Every Lawyer Should Know
Tired of hearing about Ripple and Coinbase’s battles with the SEC? Here are five opinions from courts around the country that will shape crypto laws going forward.
Introducing Dynamis LLP: A Premier Boutique Law Firm
Introducing Dynamis LLP: A new, client-centered litigation boutique focusing on white-collar defense and complex civil litigation with offices in Boston, New York and Miami.