2 Years&#8217; Probation for Ex-Executive at Enron
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Paula H. Rieker became the second Enron officer to be shown leniency in exchange for cooperation.
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Enron Corp.&#39;s former top investor relations executive pleaded guilty Wednesday to a securities fraud charge. Mark Koenig, 49, pleaded guilty to one county of aiding and abetting securities fraud, which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.
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The firm led by Enron Corp.'s  ENRNQ.PK acting chief executive asked a bankruptcy judge for  a $25 million "success fee" for its efforts in shepherding the  collapsed energy trader through nearly three years under  Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a court filing shows.
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HOUSTON, Sept. 25 -- Former Enron Corp. finance chief Andrew S. Fastow soon may be headed to prison -- but not without a parting shot at the banks that he says helped the company disguise its financial problems.
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Former Enron chief executive Jeffrey K. Skilling must report to a Waseca, Minn., prison soon, an appeals court judge ruled yesterday, because Skilling's appeal will not result in the reversal of all 19 of his criminal convictions.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 25  - A former top Enron official responsible for investor relations pleaded guilty Wednesday to securities fraud as part of a plea agreement, under which he has agreed to cooperate fully with the government&#39;s ongoing criminal
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The first criminal trial involving former Enron staff since the firm&#39;s collapse is set to begin. Two employees of the failed US energy giant and four Merrill Lynch executives face criminal charges relating to an Enron transaction in Nigeria in 1999.
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A former executive of CA Inc. was sentenced to 10 months of home confinement for conspiring to buy the silence of two people as part of a $2.2 billion fraud scheme.
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William Lerach, a top U.S. class action attorney who won billions for Enron investors, pleaded guilty on Monday to criminal conspiracy and is expected to go to prison for his role in a kickback scheme at his former law firm, Milberg Weiss LLP.
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A FIRST Enron executive to face criminal charges has been found guilty along with four former Merrill Lynch bankers in a conspiracy and fraud trial that, while a sideline to the Enron scandal, leads the way to further prosecutions.
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Former Enron chief executive Jeffrey K. Skilling today appealed criminal convictions that sent him to prison for more than 24 years, seeking a new trial and citing "profound, inherent weaknesses in the government's case."
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A criminal trial scheduled to start Monday involving former Enron Corp. executives may shine a rare and potentially harsh spotlight on the inner workings
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Former Enron Corp. chief financial  officer Andrew Fastow, whose off-the-books deals led to the  high-flying energy giant's destruction, faces a federal judge  on Tuesday to find out how long he will spend in prison.
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A U.S. federal judge on Monday rejected   a plea for mercy from prosecutors and sentenced a former Enron   Corp. executive who testified against Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling   to 30 months in prison.
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Former Enron Corp. chief financial   officer Andrew Fastow, whose off-the-books deals led to the   high-flying energy giant's destruction, faces a federal judge   on Tuesday to find out how long he will spend in prison.
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The firm led by Enron Corp.'s  acting chief executive asked a bankruptcy judge for a &#36;25 million "success fee" for its efforts in shepherding the collapsed energy trader through nearly three years under Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a court filing shows.
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William Lerach, a former partner at a prestigious New York law firm, was sentenced Monday to two years in federal prison for his role in a lucrative kickback scheme involving class-action lawsuits against some of the nation's biggest corporations. Mr. Lerach, 61, was also sentenced to two years probation, fined $250,000 and ordered to complete 1,000 [...].