Bass, Berry & Sims attorneys Joseph B. Crace and David Killion co-authored an article published by Thomson Reuters that reviews the rapid development of litigation over the alleged manipulation of the London Interbank Offered Rate (“LIBOR”). Antitrust litigation and regulatory investigations related to LIBOR have and will continue to be busy areas, but LIBOR litigation has expanded this year to also include federal securities class actions, derivative cases, and even possible criminal prosecutions. The article, titled “LIBOR-related Litigation: Update and Forecast,” appeared on September 10, 2012.
Bass, Berry & Sims attorneys Joseph B. Crace and David Killion co-authored an article published by Thomson Reuters that reviews the rapid development of litigation over the alleged manipulation of the London Interbank Offered Rate (“LIBOR”). Antitrust litigation and regulatory investigations related to LIBOR have and will continue to be busy areas, but LIBOR litigation has expanded this year to also include federal securities class actions, derivative cases, and even possible criminal prosecutions. The article, titled “LIBOR-related Litigation: Update and Forecast,” appeared on September 10, 2012.