Securities class action settlement trends show fewer cases settling last year but for dollar amounts comparable to earlier years. The number of securities class actions with a parallel SEC enforcement action declined while those with a derivative suit increased.
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High Court Petitioned to Review Constitutionality of Commission “Gag Orders”
Today SECACTIONS presents a guest post by Erica Andrews, Attorney, Dorsey & Whitney, LLP, Washington. The ultimate ruling in the case Erica discusses below could impact every settlement in an enforcement action — Tom Former Xerox executive, Barry D. Romeril, …
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