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Follow the Money: Exploring Funds Tracing
In this episode, Brattle Principals Alberto Vargas and Paul Hinton explore funds tracing, shedding light on the tools used to identify the movement of specific funds. From cases of employee misappropriation to complex bankruptcy proceedings, Alberto and Paul discuss the challenges and uncertainties faced in tracing the flow of funds. They also touch upon the multiple purposes of tracing, from filling in the factual record to fashioning equitable remedies.
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Managing Coal Plant Retirements for an Orderly Transition to Decarbonization
Coal plants are increasingly under economic pressure due to slow load growth, low natural gas prices, and declining wind and solar costs, among other factors. As a result, about 30% of US coal capacity has retired since 2010, with an additional 55 GW slated to retire by 2030.
Brattle Clients Awarded Nearly $15 Billion in Arbitration Over 19th Century Agreement in Malaysia
SDNY Successfully Proves Insider Trading and Investment Fraud in US v. Blakstad, Supported by Brattle Analysis and Testimony
SoundExchange Receives Higher Rates in Copyright Royalty Board Decision Following Brattle Analyses
Federal Jury Convicts Pair in Connection with Fraudulent Spectrum Investments, Supported by Brattle Analysis
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