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BNY Mellon called Schneiderman's allegations "outrageous, baseless, unsupported by fact and law."

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Jeffrey Naimon, an attorney who frequently represents banks in court, isn't ready to call Schneiderman's probe "posturing."

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Jeffrey Naimon, an attorney who frequently represents banks in court, isn't ready to call Schneiderman's probe "posturing."

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Jeffrey Naimon, an attorney who frequently represents banks in court, isn't ready to call Schneiderman's probe "posturing."

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Kathryn Wylde, president of Partnership for New York City that represents major businesses there, called Schneiderman's action disappointing after earlier pledges to make the state a good place to do business, and said it came on the day the stock market closed with its worst drop since 2008.

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Jeffrey Naimon, an attorney who frequently represents banks in court, isn't ready to call Schneiderman's probe "posturing."

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Groups are also working to support New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's investigation and prosecution of Wall Street fraud, for an end to home foreclosures and mortgage write-downs by bailed-out banks, and elimination of unearned economic development subsidies to Wall Street banks that have not kept the job-creation promises they made to get the subsidies.

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The court filing also alleged that BNY Mellon violated the Martin Act, which has been used by Mr. Schneiderman's predecessors to address a variety of alleged misconduct by Wall Street.

New York Asks Into BofA Settlement Ruth Simon 2011

There is one other factor on all this which is a great sign: Schneiderman's lawsuit filed against the big banks is a sign he is going to continue to be aggressive and independent in pursuit of justice on Wall Street.

Mike Lux: A Healthy Skepticism Mike Lux 2012

In contrast, Schneiderman's opponent Dan Donovan, the current Staten Island DA, proudly touts his 90-percent conviction rate.

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