Bank of America to Pay $16.6B to Settle Fraud Claims

Today's Top Stories • Bank of America to Pay $16.6B to Settle Fraud Claims • Chief Judge Kozinski Weighs in on Surveillance Reform • Judge Orders DOJ to Disclose 'Fast and Furious' Records • D.C. Court of Appeals Judge Frank Schwelb Dies • 6.1M Workers Could Benefit from Raised Overtime Threshold • Court Cites 'Hobby Lobby' in Fight over Eagle Feathers More Stories from ALM • Pittsburgh-Area Diocese Wins Obamacare Injunction • Media Outlets Shielded From Liability for Wrong Photo • Not His Fight, Cuban Boxer Against The Ropes In Spat Between Rival Agents • Befuddled by Bitcoin: Defining Virtual Currency for Regulation Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Bank of America to Pay $16.6B to Settle Fraud Claims In the largest-ever settlement between the U.S. government and a single company,... Read More » Chief Judge Kozinski Weighs in on Surveillance Reform The federal judiciary, which usually presents a united front to Congress and... Read More » Judge Orders DOJ to Disclose 'Fast and Furious' Records A federal judge in Washington has ordered the U.S. Department of Justice to... Read More » D.C. Court of Appeals Judge Frank Schwelb Dies District of Columbia Court of Appeals Judge Frank Schwelb, who served as a judge... Read More » 6.1M Workers Could Benefit from Raised Overtime Threshold Employers could end up paying 6.1 million more workers overtime if the U.S.... Read More » Court Cites 'Hobby Lobby' in Fight over Eagle Feathers A federal appeals court on Wednesday invoked the U.S. Supreme Court's June Hobby... Read More »   Pittsburgh-Area Diocese Wins Obamacare Injunction The nonprofit organizations related to a suburban Pittsburgh diocese don't have... Read More » Media Outlets Shielded From Liability for Wrong Photo Media outlets that publicized a police photo of a suspected sexual predator—and... Read More » Not His Fight, Cuban Boxer Against The Ropes In Spat Between Rival Agents Two rival boxing promoters are embroiled in a lawsuit over Cuban-born boxer... Read More » Befuddled by Bitcoin: Defining Virtual Currency for Regulation How can something be regulated if no one knows what it is? Read More »

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