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Securities Docket News Wire for Jan. 12, 2011 Posted: 12 Jan 2011 06:30 AM PST Schwab in $119 million SEC accord, two execs charged http://p2.to/16iQ # Morrison Extended Even Further in RBS Subprime Securities Suit Dismissal http://p2.to/16iF # Plan Now or Pay Later: The Role of Compliance in Criminal Cases http://p2.to/16iy # MPs water down bribery rules to ‘wriggle out’ of future charges http://p2.to/16h9 # Former Michigan AG Mike Cox Joining Dykema in Detroit http://p2.to/16gY # Stanford ‘Circus’ Postponed, Infuriating Victims Awaiting Recovery – Compliance Week http://p2.to/16gO # SEC needs funds to enforce Wall Street reform law http://p2.to/16fR # Judge Approves $500 Million Agreement Between Madoff Trustee and Swiss Bank http://p2.to/16eH # Supreme Court debates what complaints companies must disclose to stockholders http://p2.to/16er #

Former Michigan AG Mike Cox Joining Dykema in Detroit Posted: 11 Jan 2011 12:27 PM PST Former Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox is joining law firm Dykema in its Detroit office. The firm announced today that Cox will join its Litigation Department, and will focus his practice on health care fraud compliance and white collar defense issues. Cox became Attorney General in 2003 and served in that position until this year. Prior to his election as Attorney General, Cox served in the Oakland and Wayne County Prosecutors Offices. Read the Dykema press release

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