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Carlyle Readies an Unfriendly I.P.O. for Shareholders – NYTimes.com
It is quite possible that the Carlyle Group, the private equity firm that is preparing to go public, is proposing the most shareholder-unfriendly corporate governance structure in modern history. via Carlyle Readies an Unfriendly I.P.O. for Shareholders – NYTimes.com.
U.S. investors sue Lloyds chiefs over HBOS deal
U.S. shareholders of Britains Lloyds Banking Group claim they were misled over rescue of HBOS.
Australia: Embattled Leighton faces $400m securities class action
Lawsuit relates to series of profit downgrades and a $1.2 billion write-down on key projects.
Lehman Execs in Three-Year-Old Securities Class Action Ready to Cut $90 Million Deal
Lehman defendants disclose possible $90 million deal with the plaintiffs.
Securities Suit Filings Continue to Mount in Second Quarter
2011 filings on pace to finish with about 210 new lawsuits, well above average.
Australia: Law firm caught in class action crossfire
Freehills law firm Freehills may be subject of a cross-claim by PwC in Centro case.
Class action gadfly Ted Frank puts his money where his mouth is
Lawyer places big bet on outcome of Wal-Mart case.
Identifying Chinese Characters: Accounting Fraud Lawsuits Against Chinese Companies Surge
Four more securities suits filed involving Chinese or China-linked companies.
Exploring Securities Class Actions In Australia
Australia is one of the few non-U.S. countries where securities class actions are litigated.
Third Circuit Finds for Clifford Chance in Diagnostic Ventures Fraud Case
Appellate court rules company, not law firm, responsible for filing with SEC.