AIG v. Bank of America Corp.

Published on:
September 7, 2012

SIFMA submitted an Amicus “Friend of the Court” Brief.

Court:

U.S. Court of Appeals

(Second Circuit)

Amicus Issue: 

Whether the jurisdiction scope of the Edge Act, 12 USC § 632, which creates federal court jurisdiction over civil suits where a national bank is a party and the dispute arises out of transactions involving international or territorial banking, extends to a case alleging misleading statements in the offering documents of hundreds of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) collateralized by trusts containing numerous individual mortgages.

Counsel of Record:

Murphy & McGonigle, P.C.

Hannah Berkowitz

Jonathan Bashi

Soren Packer

Daniel Payne

Other Amici:

California Bankers Association

New York Bankers Association

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