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ABOVE THE LAW
in Social Media Law
Morning Docket: 03.27.23

The article presents several news updates from the legal industry, including insights on the impact of the third major financial crisis, the Supreme Court's argument about a law banning speech on illegal immigration and deployment to surveil journalists, Purdue's online law school seeking permission to send graduates to the bar exam, Twitter's source code being leaked, Shearman's financial struggles, and New York's search for a new Chief Judge.

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ABOVE THE LAW
in Banking Law
Law Firms Are Worried About Their Money, Ability To Close Deals Thanks To Historic Bank Failures

Joseph Cioffi, Chair of the insolvency and finance practice at Davis+Gilbert, has stated that the erosion of confidence in the banking system, particularly in smaller, regional banks during the regulatory shutdown of Signature Bank, the third-largest bank failure in history, may affect law firms in closing transactions, requiring a longer-term operation.

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THE VOLOKH CONSPIRACY
in Banking Law
Inflation Isn't Going Away

The US Department of Labor reported that core inflation rose by 0.5% in February, the third consecutive month that it has increased, which could put more pressure on the Federal Reserve to continue hiking interest rates to combat rising prices, despite other signals, like this week's rapid collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, that rising interest rates come with their own costs.

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THE VOLOKH CONSPIRACY
in Banking Law
Yes, There Are Libertarians During Bank Runs

Reason editors discuss the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, President Biden's budget proposal, a congressional hearing on the reporting of independent journalists, and give their cultural recommendations in the latest episode of The Reason Roundtable podcast.

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THE VOLOKH CONSPIRACY
in Banking Law
Everyone Is Learning the Wrong Lessons From the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse

The US government will fully protect all depositors of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, which regulators closed on Sunday, using funds from the Deposit Insurance Fund built up by fees collected from banks, creating bad incentives for financial institutions and their customers and burdening taxpayers and responsible banks with the cost of bank fees to inoculate less responsible actors and regulatory compliance while exacerbating the systemic problem.

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ABOVE THE LAW
in Cryptocurrency Law
Morning Docket: 03.13.23

Lawyers are getting paid for a significant $1.20 deal, Barney Frank is blaming crypto for the now-collapsed Signature Bank despite supporting Trump administration efforts to relax banking regulations, and lawyers in rural states are being overworked due to a drought of lawyers.

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ABOVE THE LAW
in Legal Fields Corporate Law
Morning Docket: 03.09.23

The article includes various news pieces, including an industry report suggesting that firms should stop layoffs and billing rate increases, JP Morgan blaming a former executive over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, Bankman-Fried lawyers suggesting a possible delay, a senator pushing for access to classified documents, feds investigating specialized police forces, and corporations running from their diversity pledges amid white backlash.

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TORRENTFREAK
in Banking Law
Omi in a Hellcat Handed 66 Months in Prison For Pirate IPTV, Forfeits $30m

Bill Omar Carrasquillo, a former pirate IPTV service operator of Gears TV, was sentenced to 66 months in prison and ordered to pay over $16 million in restitution for his crimes related to copyright offenses, fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion, which caused an estimated $167 million in damages to TV providers.

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THE VOLOKH CONSPIRACY
in Banking Law
An Unusual Supreme Court Split in Bittner v. United States

The US Supreme Court has divided 5-4 in a case concerning the Bank Secrecy Act's penalty for failure to file a compliant report on a per-report rather than per-account basis, leading to unusual splits among the justices, with five other conservative and liberal judges across both sides.

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ABOVE THE LAW
in Consumer Protection Law
Justice Sotomayor Warns of 'Serious Jeopardy' if Conservative Justices Strike Down Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan

Justice Sotomayor noted that if the Supreme Court were to throw out President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, it would be like "changing Congress' words" and would seriously jeopardize the financial situation of 50 million students.

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Was ist Banking Law?

Banking Law refers to the specialized set of laws and regulations that govern the operations of financial institutions, including banks, credit unions, and other financial entities.These laws outline rules related to the establishment and operation of banking institutions, as well as the rights and obligations of banks and their customers. They also regulate the activities of banks on issues such as consumer protection, privacy, and competition.Banking Law also involves issues such as lending practices, mergers and acquisitions, and compliance with regulations governing financial transactions. Compliance with these rules is essential to ensuring the safety and soundness of the financial system and to providing consumers with fair and reliable financial services.The importance of Banking Law has increased in the wake of the global financial crisis and the subsequent efforts to strengthen the regulatory framework for financial institutions.

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