| 26.09.2016 Other Voices: Cooperman insider trading case suffers from same flaw as SEC's loss to Cuban, but bolstered by Cooperman invoking right against self-incrimination |
| From law firm Sadis & Goldberg LLP: The insider trading case against Leon Cooperman is eerily similar to the SEC's loss to Mark Cuban, by relying on a "he-said, she-said" claim of an oral promise not to trade - but is bolstered by Cooperman asserting his right against self-incrimination during SEC testimony. The gravamen of the case is the same: that Cooperman made an oral agreement not to t |