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February 18, 2021
Chambers Global Recognizes Nelson Mullins AttorneysBorn and raised in central Iowa, Cory E. Manning is well acquainted with hard work and grit, character traits that led him to an individual state wrestling championship in high school and a full athletic scholarship in college. As a partner of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP, who practices in the areas of corporate...
Born and raised in central Iowa, Cory E. Manning is well acquainted with hard work and grit, character traits that led him to an individual state wrestling championship in high school and a full athletic scholarship in college. As a partner of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP, who practices in the areas of corporate internal and regulatory investigations, securities litigation, business litigation, and class action defense, he continues to summon these qualities when providing legal advice to his clients. He has been with the Firm since 2005 and co-chairs its White Collar Defense and Government Investigations practice group.
internal and regulatory investigations, securities litigation, business litigation, and class action defense, he continues to summon these qualities when providing legal advice to his clients. He has been with the Firm since 2005 and co-chairs its White Collar Defense and Government Investigations practice group.
The South Carolina Supreme Court recently declined to grant certiorari in a case where the South Carolina Court of Appeals found that Cory’s client’s due process rights were violated by the South Carolina Securities Division’s (and by extension the Attorney General’s, who acts as the Securities Commissioner) lack of procedural rules for the quasi-administrative hearings held within the Division. McIntyre v. Securities Commissioner of South Carolina, 823 S.E.2d 193 (S.C. Ct. App. 2018), cert denied (June 28, 2019). The panel even cited Caligula’s “rulings on high” in making its point. (“One of the most distinguishing features in the administration of the Emperor Caligula, whose name is proverbial for his tyranny, was, that he caused his edicts to be suspended so high that they could not be read by his subjects.”) 823 S.E.2d at 199. View the opinion here.
The South Carolina Supreme Court recently declined to grant certiorari in a case where the South Carolina Court of Appeals found that Cory’s client’s due process rights were violated by the South Carolina Securities Division’s (and by extension the Attorney General’s, who acts as the Securities Commissioner) lack of procedural rules for the quasi-administrative hearings held within the Division. McIntyre v. Securities Commissioner of South Carolina, 823 S.E.2d 193 (S.C. Ct. App. 2018), cert denied (June 28, 2019). The panel even cited Caligula’s “rulings on high” in making its point. (“One of the most distinguishing features in the administration of the Emperor Caligula, whose name is proverbial for his tyranny, was, that he caused his edicts to be suspended so high that they could not be read by his subjects.”) 823 S.E.2d at 199. View the opinion here.
Born and raised in central Iowa, Cory E. Manning is well acquainted with hard work and grit, character traits that led him to an individual state wrestling championship in high school and a full athletic scholarship in college. As a partner of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP, who practices in the areas of corporate... internal and regulatory investigations, securities litigation, business litigation, and class action defense, he continues to summon these qualities when providing legal advice to his clients. He has been with the Firm since 2005 and co-chairs its White Collar Defense and Government Investigations practice group.
The South Carolina Supreme Court recently declined to grant certiorari in a case where the South Carolina Court of Appeals found that Cory’s client’s due process rights were violated by the South Carolina Securities Division’s (and by extension the Attorney General’s, who acts as the Securities Commissioner) lack of procedural rules for the quasi-administrative hearings held within the Division. McIntyre v. Securities Commissioner of South Carolina, 823 S.E.2d 193 (S.C. Ct. App. 2018), cert denied (June 28, 2019). The panel even cited Caligula’s “rulings on high” in making its point. (“One of the most distinguishing features in the administration of the Emperor Caligula, whose name is proverbial for his tyranny, was, that he caused his edicts to be suspended so high that they could not be read by his subjects.”) 823 S.E.2d at 199. View the opinion here.
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