Westlaw

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) Litigation Associate Jules Carter’s WestLaw article titled, “Everything you've ever wanted to know about NFTs and securities regulation (and a few things you didn't)” was published in the recent Westlaw Journal Derivatives year-end special report featuring a selection of expert analyses published in 2022 on trends and developments in the legal industry.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) attorney Jonathan Prytherch’s article titled, “Riding the regulatory enforcement train: FINRA issues reminder on supervisory liability for chief compliance officers” was published by Westlaw Today on May 18. The article discusses regulatory enforcement of supervisory liability for chief compliance officers in the context of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's Rule 3110.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) Litigation Associate Jules Carter’s article titled, “’I believe every ICO I’ve seen is a security’: Securities regulation in the age of cryptocurrency-based investment contracts” was published by Westlaw on May 5.

Moore & Van Allen (MVA) Litigation Member Jim McLoughlin and Financial Regulatory Advice & Response Member Ed O’Keefe’s article titled, “When corporate reporting creates criminal risk: Circuit court limits criminal liability under ambiguous reporting requirements” was published by Westlaw on March 8.

Charlotte Litigation Member Tony Lathrop‘s article titled, “Pandemic Risk Insurance Act of 2020 introduced in Congress — a federal backstop for business interruption and event cancellation losses” was published by Westlaw on June 22.

Charlotte Litigation Member Tony Lathrop was quoted in the Westlaw Journal.  The article published online on June 12 and will publish in print on July 21.

Charlotte Bankruptcy Member Luis Lluberas and Associate Gabe Mathless were published in Westlaw Journal Bank & Lender Liability on August 7. The article titled, "Henson leaves lingering risks for purchasers of defaulted consumer loans," discusses Henson v. Santander Consumer USA Inc., a case which was recently considered by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Charlotte Litigation Member Peter McGrath’s recent article was published in Westlaw Journal on May 24.  In the article McGrath analyzes a lawsuit filed by Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection seeking to force two townships to approve the underground injection and disposal of contaminated fracking fluids in spite of the risks.