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We’re pleased to bring you the latest updates in this issue, including new developments in our ongoing construction of a legal bulwark against SEC overreach—and a critical look at H.R. 3394, a bill that threatens to take a major step backward in expanding access to America’s capital markets.

Despite years of constitutional scrutiny over the SEC’s administrative proceedings—and the very clear line between the politically accountable Commission and the staff—it appears the Enforcement Division felt emboldened to go it alone.

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.

Behind the Headlines: Why the SEC's Retreat Isn't the Reform You Think It Is

Update: Supreme Court Petition Filed & Entrex Shareholders Win Against FINRA

ICAN Halts SEC's Attempt to Erode Supreme Court Precedent Federal Court in Massachusetts Rejects SEC's "Due Process Tax" Against Innocent Individual

The Investor Choice Advocates Network (ICAN), which represented the PulseChain Foundation as amicus curiae, played a crucial role in challen

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