Results tagged “securities litigation”

Class-Actions & Market Integrity
By Hester Peirce, July 7, 2014

Second Circuit: Pragmatism Trumps Truth
By Hester Peirce, June 5, 2014

Advice with Borders
By Hester Peirce, February 22, 2014

Striving for Justice
By Hester Peirce, February 4, 2014

Businessweek on class actions
By Ted Frank, October 10, 2013

Better bounty hunting in securities litigation?
By Ted Frank, August 14, 2013

SEC Settles on Poor Cases
By Hester Peirce, June 6, 2013

Gabelli v. SEC
By Hester Peirce, March 8, 2013

Is PSLRA litigation so risky as to require a 4x multiplier?
By Ted Frank, February 5, 2013

More from Fisher on Citigroup class counsel contract-attorney scandal
By Ted Frank, January 25, 2013

Request for assistance: In re Citigroup Securities Litigation
By Ted Frank, January 2, 2013

Toyota settles shareholder suit over sudden acceleration hysteria
By Ted Frank, November 15, 2012

The SEC Staff's Rubber Stamp
By Hester Peirce, November 12, 2012

Amgen, Johnson & Johnson, Bernstein Litowitz, and the fraud on the market theory
By Ted Frank, November 8, 2012

Wyly v. Weiss: speaking of lack of marginal deterrence value of civil litigation...
By Ted Frank, October 18, 2012

Why is there a single settlement class in the $2.43 billion Bank of America settlement?
By Ted Frank, October 17, 2012

Around the web, February 21
By Ted Frank, February 21, 2012

The Carlyle IPO
By Ted Frank, February 6, 2012

Courts still ignoring cy pres requirements
By Ted Frank, December 12, 2011

Responding to Professor Fitzpatrick on class action fees
By Ted Frank, November 29, 2011