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If no one lost money, why is the SEC demanding $22 million in disgorgement? That’s the question at the center of Navellier & Associates v. SEC, a case now knocking on the door of the U.S. Supreme Court. Appellate litigator Igor Timofeyev of Paul Hastings unpacks the growing legal divide over how far the SEC can go in punishing conduct—even when investors walk away with profits.

Former SEC Senior Counsel and Securities Law Experts Release Comprehensive SEC Reform Blueprint

What began as the regulatory equivalent of a traffic ticket—a technical supervision violation with no investor losses—has morphed into what

Less than nine months ago, with the help and support of so many of you, ICAN took on our first direct litigation case—SEC v Punch TV. I am p

Most of the average Americans who go online each day to trade stocks have no idea how easily they could become ensnared in the dense web of