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Supreme Court Rules S.E.C. Can Reclaim Illegal Financial Gains Without Evidence of Victim Loss

The Supreme Court has ruled that the S.E.C. can reclaim illegal financial gains from wrongdoers without needing to demonstrate that victims incurred losses. The unanimous decision was delivered by Justice Neil M. Gorsuch.

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The Supreme Court has ruled that the S.E.C. can reclaim illegal financial gains from wrongdoers without needing to demonstrate that victims incurred losses. The unanimous decision was delivered by Justice Neil M. Gorsuch.

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Supreme Court Finds S.E.C. Can Strip Wrongdoers of Illegal Financial Gains, Even Without Proof of Victim Loss

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Supreme Court Rules S.E.C. Can Reclaim Illegal Financial Gains Without Evidence of Victim Loss