A federal court ruling in the B. Riley Financial case shows how executives’ personal business relationships can trigger heightened securities ...
The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act prompted a sea change in securities class actions that reshaped the plaintiff’s bar and empowered institutional investors to take charge of cases. The ...
New York’s century-old Martin Act continues to shape—and reshape—securities enforcement in the Empire State. Originally passed in 1921, as a comprehensive anti-fraud law to combat fraudulent financial ...
Introduction: Disclosure Risk in Sponsor-Led Buyouts As private equity firms continue to drive a significant share of merger activity, ...