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Second Circuit Poised To Rule On What Law Applies To Consumer Wire Fraud

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By Jennifer Rosa, Robert W. Hamburg, Brendan Harrington, Nicole Hamilton
| Mondaq
Mayer Brown are most popular: within Wealth Management topic(s) For years, courts faced with the question of who is liable for unauthorized wire transfers have turned to the familiar provisions of Article 4A of the Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”). Those provisions focus on whether the bank that processed the transfer had commercially reasonable security procedures in place to prevent fraud, and whether it complied with those procedures in good faith with respect to the transaction at issue.
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Second Circuit Poised to Rule on What Law Applies to Consumer Wire Fraud | JD Supra

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By Robert W. Hamburg, Nicole Hamilton, Brendan Harrington
| JD Supra
INTRODUCTION For years, courts faced with the question of who is liable for unauthorized wire transfers have turned to the familiar provisions of Article 4A of the Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”). Those provisions focus on whether the bank that processed the transfer had commercially reasonable security procedures in place to prevent fraud, and whether it complied with those procedures in good faith with respect to the transaction at issue.
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Second Circuit Vacates NFT "Insider Trading" Conviction In United States v. Chastain-Clarifies Property Rights In Confidential Information Under Wire Fraud Statute - Fin Tech - United States

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By Glen Kopp, Hiral Mehta, Gina M. Parlovecchio, Brendan Harrington
| Mondaq
On July 31, 2025, the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit vacated the conviction of Nathaniel Chastain, a former OpenSea executive, for wire fraud and money laundering in connection with an alleged scheme to use confidential information to trade non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The case had been hailed as the first-ever insider trading prosecution involving digital assets.
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