Besides the $4 billion WaMu argued JP Morgan owes it in a hearing last week, it also alleges that the FDIC owes it $6.5 billion in capital contrubtions made to its bank, $4 billion in preferred securities and $3 billion in tax refunds, according to an article in the New York Law Journal.
That article provides highlights and analysis of each of the various pending lawsuits and can be found here.FULL STORY
