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Fraud on the Crypto Market

14 February 2023

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What's a Nice Company like Goldman Sachs Doing in the Supreme Court?

The latest securities fraud class action to find its way to the United States Supreme Court—Goldman Sachs v. Arkansas Teacher Retirement System (ATRS)—was argued on March 29 and was decided on...

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Richard A Booth

Claim Character and Class Conflict in Securities Litigation

The loss suffered by buyers in a typical securities fraud class action may come from several distinct sources: lower expected return or a higher cost of capital or a one-time...

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Richard A Booth

The US Supreme Court will today consider “insider tipping” of material information

The US Supreme Court will today hear oral arguments in Salman v. U.S., an insider trading case where the court will revisit a topic it last considered in its...

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Martin Bengtzen

The Problem of Influencing Disclosure Timing in the Context of SEC Rule 10b5-1 Plans by Corporate Insiders

By influencing the timing of corporate disclosures, corporate insiders trading in the US securities markets may be abusing a rule that protects them from prosecution for insider trading. Although this...

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