Bloomberg Quotes Stanley Twardy on Gupta Case

Publisher: Bloomberg

October 27, 2011

Stanley Twardy was quoted in a Bloomberg story about the lack of wiretap evidence in the Rajat Gupta insider trading case. The prosecution's case against Gupta is largely based on circumstantial evidence, which Stan said may work to the defense's advantage. He noted that the use of wiretaps in the recent Raj Rajaratnam conviction may lead juries to expect similar evidence in insider trading cases going forward.

View Article

Recommended

White Collar Roundup - June 2019

June 24, 2019

Day Pitney Newsletter

White Collar Roundup - May 2019

May 6, 2019

Day Pitney Newsletter

Why Immediate Public Release Mueller Report of Mueller Report Would Be Bad for National Security, Politics

April 12, 2019

Steven Cash authored an article, "Why Immediate Public Release of Mueller Report Would Be Bad for National Security, Politics," published by The Hill.

White Collar Roundup - April 2019

April 1, 2019

Day Pitney Newsletter

White Collar Roundup - March 2019

March 12, 2019

Day Pitney Newsletter

Trump Remarks Deepen Distrust with Intelligence Community

June 15, 2019

Steven Cash was quoted in an article, "Trump Remarks Deepen Distrust with Intelligence Community," published by The Hill.

Rise Of Nation-State Hacks Doesn't Give Cos. A Free Pass

June 12, 2019

Jed Davis was quoted in an article, "Rise Of Nation-State Hacks Doesn't Give Cos. A Free Pass," published by Law360.

Five Takeaways from Barr's New Powers in 'Spying' Probe

May 28, 2019

DC counsel Steven Cash was quoted in an article, "Five Takeaways from Barr's New Powers in 'Spying' Probe," published by The Hill.

Stan Twardy Discusses Russia Probe Review on Richard French Live

May 28, 2019

Former federal prosecutor Stan Twardy was featured on the RNN-TV program "Richard French Live," a nightly news talk show.

Morgan Stanley Executive Suggested Cash Could be Funneled Through Private Firm to Pay Connecticut State Senator Wife's Girlfriend

May 23, 2019

Stan Twardy was quoted in an article, "Morgan Stanley Executive Suggested Cash Could be Funneled Through Private Firm to Pay Connecticut State Senator Wife's Girlfriend," published by CNBC.