When: 
Tuesday, March 28, 2017 - 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Where: 
Camden

In December, the Supreme Court handed down a unanimous victory for prosecutors in Salman v. U.S. The Court’s decision did not fully resolve some difficult issues in tipper-tippee law that arose after the Second Circuit's 2014 decision in U.S. v Newman, which had limited the scope of insider trading prosecutions. Our panelists will react to the decision in Salman and discuss the current state of insider trading law. Speakers: Daniel M. Hawke, Partner, Arnold & Porter, former director, SEC Philadelphia Regional Office; Richard A. Levine, former Associate General Counsel, Securities and Exchange Commission.

A reception will be held following the discussion.

 Please RSVP to Carol Shaner carol.shaner@law.rutgers.edu. (Practitioners seeking CLE credit, please register here: https://ipe.rutgers.edu/ipe_reg.php?event_id=359