Brett Jaffe, Joe Tully, and David Wohlstadter are noted for representing Tyler Peters in his bid to dismiss an SEC suit after his acquittal in a parallel criminal case.
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Law360 | Acquitted Nomura Trader Wants SEC Case Nixed Now
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In the News November 5, 2019Law360 | SEC Drops 4-Year-Old Claims Against Ex-Nomura TraderBrett Jaffe, Joe Tully, Kim Chemerinsky, David Wohlstadter, Christopher Borchert, and Jenna Jones are noted for successfully representing Tyler Peters in a securities fraud lawsuit.
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In the News November 29, 2017Law360 | SEC Defends Fraud Claims Against Ex-Nomura TraderBrett Jaffe, Joe Tully, and David Wohlstadter are noted for representing Tyler Peters in a civil suit after his acquittal in a parallel criminal case.
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Press Release November 6, 2019SEC Agrees to Dismiss All Claims Against Former Nomura Bond TraderThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has agreed to dismiss, in full and with prejudice, securities fraud claims it brought against Alston & Bird client Tyler Peters, a former residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) trader at Nomura Securities International Inc.
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Press Release June 20, 2017Former Nomura Bond Trader Wins Jury Acquittal on Securities and Wire Fraud ChargesAlston & Bird client Tyler Peters, a former bond trader at Nomura Securities International, Inc., was acquitted on all charges following a six-week jury trial in U.S. District Court in Hartford, CT.
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In the News November 6, 2019Bloomberg Law | SEC Seeks to Toss Suit against Ex-Nomura Trader Cleared of FraudBrett Jaffe is quoted on a motion by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to dismiss its securities fraud lawsuit against client Tyler Peters.
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