Business and Commercial Litigation Computer Hacker Can Be Sued for Securities Fraud, Second Circuit Rules; New York Appellate Court Reinstates Complaint Based on Adverse Interest Exception to In Pari Delicto Doctrine "Affiant's 'To My Knowledge' Statement Sufficient to Defeat Summary Judgment; Class Action Waiver Clause in Arbitration Agreement is Unenforceable" Second Circuit Clarifies Pleading Requirements for Scienter in Securities Fraud Class Actions; No Forum Shopping in Insurance Dispute, Second Circuit Says; New York Sets Aside Verdict Imposing Alter Ego Liability Long-Arm Statute Does Not Confer Jurisdiction on Foreign Libel Litigant; Crime-Fraud Exception Pierces Attorney-Client Privilege; New York May Seek Own Separate Arbitration Injunction Against NHL's Transfer of Website Denied; Republic of Congo's Oil Company Immune from RICO Charges; Discovery of Anonymous Bloggers Denied Team of E&C Litigators Secures Important Settlement for Pro Bono Client in Credit Reporting Dispute Ex Parte Communications with Former Employee May Not Merit Disqualification; Accounting Firm Not Subject to Federal Jurisdiction; Statements Made by Employer Privileged Accounting Firm Has Affirmative Duty; New York's Highest Court Rejects Insured's Single-Occurrence Theory Merchant Lacks Standing to Assert Antitrust Claims; Railroad Company May Not Intervene Imputation Doctrine No Longer Protects Auditors Welcome Relief for Lenders: Federal Truth in Lending Act Trumps New Jersey Law