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Delaware Supreme Court Rules That Corporate Charters Can Require Litigation of Federal Securities Act Claims in Federal Court

From Corporate Defense and Disputes Blog on March 18, 2020
Blog
Delaware Supreme Court Rejects Presumption of Confidentiality for Books-and-Records Productions

From Corporate Defense and Disputes on August 8, 2019
News
Judge Orders Mediation For $25B Puerto Rico Bond Disputes

The Firm and Martin Bienenstock, Brian Rosen, Paul Possinger, Ehud Barak and Maja Zerjal are noted for representing the oversight and management board of Puerto Rico.

From Law360 on July 25, 2019
News
A Look at SEC's New Auditor Independence Rule

Nicole Runyan, Gary Granik, William Tuttle, and Robert Spiro authored an article on the SEC’s auditor independence standards.

From Law360 on July 17, 2019
News
REIT Use of Non-GAAP Measures to Remain Under SEC Scrutiny, Lawyer Says

Karen Garnett is noted for participating in a video interview at Nareit’s REITwise: 2019 Law, Accounting & Finance Conference in San Antonio.

From INDREJ on April 24, 2019
Article
Take Action! - What Directors and Senior Executives Need to Know on Shareholder Activism

April 9, 2019
Client Alert
Supreme Court Holds that Persons Who Do Not “Make” Misstatements Can Nevertheless Be Liable for Other Securities-Fraud Violations

March 27, 2019
News
How The SEC Eased In-Person Director Voting Rules

The blog by Stuart Coleman, Janna Manes, Nicole Runyan, Robert Plaze and Will Tuttle was published in Law360.

From Law360 on March 21, 2019
Press Release
Workplace Complaints in the #MeToo Era

March 19, 2019
News
Experts Say When General Counsel Leaves Abruptly, Board Has Duty to Ask Why

Martin Bienenstock is quoted in an article discussing a board’s duty when a general counsel leaves abruptly.

From Corporate Counsel on March 15, 2019