District of Columbia· 3/21/2019

U.S. Sec. & Exch. Comm'n v. Johnston

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368 F. Supp. 3d 247

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noting that there was “risk of recurrence” of misconduct where defendant was employed as consultant at a “public biopharmaceutical company”
“[C]ourts commonly order defendants to disgorge not only the proceeds of a fraud but also salary and bonuses earned during the period of a fraud and amounts equivalent to losses avoided as a result of the securities violation.”
“[C]ourts commonly order defendants to disgorge not only the proceeds of a fraud but also salary and bonuses earned during the period of a fraud and amounts equivalent to losses avoided as a result of the securities violation.”
“[C]ourts commonly order defendants to disgorge not only the proceeds of a fraud but also salary and bonuses earned during the period of a fraud and amounts equivalent to losses avoided as a result of the securities violation.”

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