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Former SEC Attorneys Ask Supreme Court to End 50-Year "Gag Rule" as Justices Weigh SEC Disgorgement Power in Sripetch Amicus brief filed by ICAN in Powell v. SEC argues the agency charged with stamping out misleading omissions has itself operated "the most sweeping compelled-omission regime in federal regulatory practice."

The SEC's Case Was Unconstitutional From the Start. Now It Wants a Federal Court to Enforce Its Order Anyway. ICAN and co-counsel Vartabedian Katz Hester Haynes file opposition challenging the SEC's attempt to enforce a constitutionally tainted order against a Texas retiree who harmed no one

The Supreme Court Told the SEC to Stop. It Didn't. Now the Court Has Another Chance. As the Court prepares to rule on the agency's power to take money when no investor was harmed, three cases show how far the SEC has stretched this tool — and why ordinary Americans are paying the price.

ICAN Challenges FINRA Delays Again: Troubling Shadow Trading Ban Uncovered