ABI Blog Exchange

Series: Complex Financial Litigation 2015

Apple Pay's security shortcomings were likely deliberate, done with the goal of making signups and initial usage as easy as possible for shoppers. And so far, it's worked.

A collection of Karmaloop’s creditors filed an objection in bankruptcy court to its proposed auction on Thursday, May14th. The objection was made as the Karmaloop auction was approaching, in which the company’s assets would be sold.

Late last week a great article came out in the blog of the National Defense Magazine, explaining what is going on with firearms maker Colt.

The long-running legal battle between Lehman Brothers Inc.

Wall Street Journal

On August 26, 2014 the Securities and Exchange Commission approved final rules cracking down on credit rating agencies and asset-backed securities — two areas that SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White said were “at the center of the financial crisis,” accord

Of all the lawyers that came before me – Abraham Lincoln is my role model.  Early in his life he faced financial ruin, but preserved.  Hence the “honest Abe

A recap of the informed opinions (and the discussions they generated) on BankThink this week, including the debate over how to expand access to mortgage credit and the dangers and opportunities presented by large-scale corporate data mining.