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Handling a Securities Case 2012: From Investigation to Trial and Everything in Between
Chair(s):
Lyle Roberts, Jonathan K. Youngwood
Practice Area:
Corporate law,
Crisis management (Corporate law),
Litigation,
Securities and other financial products,
Securities litigation
Published:
Apr 2012
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ISBN:
9781402417788
PLI Item #:
34546
CHB Spine #:
B1950
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Chapter 1. The Impact of the Financial Crisis on the Regulatory Landscape and the Resulting Implications for Securities Class Action Litigation
Chapter 2. The Benefit of a Crisis Management Plan Before the Crisis Hits
Chapter 3. Application of American Pipe Tolling to Statutes of Repose: From the Supreme Court's Seminal Decisions to the Current Split Within the Second Circuit
Chapter 4. Bringing a Claim for Securities Fraud: Pre-Filing Investigation to Complaint
Chapter 5. Fraud? Foreign Purchase? Forget It! "Foreign-Cubed" and Other Foreign-Issuer Cases After Morrison
Chapter 6. Transnational Class Actions and Judgment Recognition
Chapter 7. Recent Developments Regarding Class Certification
Chapter 8. The Implications of Janus on the Enforcement of Securities Laws
Chapter 9. Federal Court Approval of Class Action Settlements
Chapter 10. Sample Mediation Statement
Chapter 11. Securities Class Action Jury Trials Since In re JDS Uniphase Corporation Securities Litigation: No Clean Victories
Chapter 12. Why Might a Broker Prefer to Be in Court, Not Arbitration?
Chapter 13. The Use of Confidential Witnesses in Securities Litigation
Chapter 14. A Litigant's Duty to Preserve Documents: Recent Developments in Timing and Scope
Index
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