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THE U.S. GOVERNMENT'S CHARGE AGAINST ‘SPOOFING’

31 No. 2 WJCODL 1By David I. Miller, Esq., Joshua B. Sterling, Esq., and Ari Micah Selman, Esq., Morgan Lewis Westlaw Journal Corporate Officers & Directors Liability (Approx. 6 pages)

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THE U.S. GOVERNMENT'S CHARGE AGAINST ‘SPOOFING’

31 No. 2 WJCODL 1By David I. Miller, Esq., Joshua B. Sterling, Esq., and Ari Micah Selman, Esq., Morgan Lewis Westlaw Journal Corporate Officers & Directors Liability (Approx. 6 pages)

31 No. 2 Westlaw Journal Corporate Officers & Directors Liability 1

Westlaw Journal Corporate Officers & Directors Liability

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By David I. Miller, Esq., Joshua B. Sterling, Esq., and Ari Micah Selman, Esq., Morgan Lewis^aa1

THE U.S. GOVERNMENT'S CHARGE AGAINST ‘SPOOFING’

Morgan Lewis attorneys David I. Miller, Joshua B. Sterling and Ari Micah Selman discuss the federal government's new enforcement policies, regulations and recent cases relating to “spoofing” and how firms should evaluate their trading strategies in...

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