New York Law Journal: What Makes a Scheme

From Corporate Defense and Disputes Blog on September 12, 2022

What Makes a Scheme?

Margaret Dale, Mark Harris, Julia Alonzo and Joe Hartunian write for the New York Law Journal about a recent Second Circuit decision that has temporarily stifled the potential expansion of “scheme liability” under the federal securities laws.

From New York Law Journal on August 30, 2022

Tractor Supply Gets Lift from Court with Diversity Suit Dismissal

From Corporate Defense and Disputes Blog on June 9, 2022

Cisco Diversity Suit Dismissed

From Corporate Defense and Disputes Blog on March 10, 2022

Seventh Circuit Reverses Dismissal of Derivative Action Based on Forum Clause as Applied to Federal Claim

From Corporate Defense and Disputes Blog on January 21, 2022

Qualcomm Escapes Diversity Suit

From Corporate Defense and Disputes Blog on November 19, 2021

Disgorgement Continues at the SEC

From Corporate Defense and Disputes Blog on October 20. 2021

Another Diversity Suit Stifled

From Corporate Defense and Disputes Blog on September 9, 2021

SEC Greenlights Board Diversity Requirements

From Corporate Defense and Disputes Blog on August 10, 2021

L Brands Settles Derivative Suits

From Corporate Defense and Disputes Blog on August 4, 2021