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John Kincade

jkincade@winstead.com
214.745.5707

John Kincade is a member of Winstead’s Business Litigation and Securities Litigation & Enforcement Practice Groups. John represents public companies and their officers and directors in federal and state court securities class actions and law suits. Read More

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Ronak V. Patel

rvpatel@winstead.com
512.370.2892

Ronak Patel is a member of Winstead’s Litigation Practice Group and Securities Litigation & Enforcement Practice Group. He focuses on a wide range of securities regulatory and litigation matters. Read More

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Toby M. Galloway

tgalloway@winstead.com
817.420.8262

Toby Galloway is Co-Chair of Winstead’s Securities Litigation & Enforcement Practice Group. He also practices in the areas of white-collar defense, governmental & internal investigations… Read More

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jlacy@winstead.com
817.420.8274

Jamie Lacy is a member of Winstead’s Business Litigation Practice Group. Jamie’s Business Litigation Practice focuses on securities litigation and enforcement, white collar-defense, and governmental and internal investigations. Read More

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Mary Stephens McGinnis

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Supreme Court Affirms SEC’s Authority to Obtain Disgorgement, But Recognizes Limits on Such Relief

Earlier this week, a near-unanimous[1] United States Supreme Court issued its much anticipated ruling on the SEC’s ability to obtain disgorgement of ill-gotten gains in cases involving securities fraud…

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Don’t Cry (or Lie) Over Skim Milk: SEC Charges Ron Swanson with Securities Fraud

Ron Swanson once stated, “There’s only one thing I hate worse than lying—skim milk, which is water that’s lying about being skim milk.”

Today the SEC announced that it has…

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What a Business Should Know Before Triggering a MAC Clause Based on COVID-19

By Andrew Schumacher, Brad Monk and John Kincade

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a sudden disruption to businesses and halted almost all forms of global commerce. Contractual parties, lenders…

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Supreme Court Affirms SEC’s Authority to Obtain Disgorgement, But Recognizes Limits on Such Relief

Don’t Cry (or Lie) Over Skim Milk: SEC Charges Ron Swanson with Securities Fraud

What a Business Should Know Before Triggering a MAC Clause Based on COVID-19

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