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Jonathan Kotlier Moderates BBA’s ‘Securities Enforcement 2016’ Program

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Jonathan L. Kotlier, chair of Nutter’s Government Investigations and White Collar Defense practice group, served as a moderator at the Boston Bar Association’s program “Securities Enforcement 2016” on April 27. The program, which focused on an update on securities enforcement for 2016, consisted of three panels featuring attorneys from the Securities & Exchange Commission, the U.S. Attorney's office, and private practice.

Panel topics included: 

  • Enforcement Update – 2016 
  • Public Discourse on Private Funds: What’s the SEC Doing in My Hedges? 
  • The SEC’s State Street Case: Views from the Trial Lawyers on Administrative Proceedings
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