“That’s the easiest $250,000 you’ll never see,” quipped the judge who had just granted a motion for summary judgment in a recent case. Collectibility of judgments is something that private attorneys usually consider in deciding whether to expend resources to pursue a case. The attorneys who work for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission often face the same collection issues, according to Jean Eaglesham’s Wall Street Journal article entitled, “Chasing Fraud, Then Cash.” As Ms. Eaglesham put it: “It is easier for regulators to get their man than it is to get their money.”