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Browse: Home / 2008 / December / 12 / Web Watch: Best Blog Posts and Columns For the Week Ending Dec. 12

Web Watch: Best Blog Posts and Columns For the Week Ending Dec. 12

By Securities Docket on December 12, 2008, 5:57 pm

Here is the weekly summary for Securities Docket’s Web Watch (”This Week’s Best Blog Posts and Columns”):

  • ROBERT AMBROGI, BULLSEYE NEWSLETTER (Dec. 10, 2008): Legal Tsunami Is Coming, Batten Down the Experts
    The times may be uncertain, but the forecast is clear: a tsunami of litigation is headed our way, and at its center will be the finance and economics experts who will prove critical to establishing liability or mounting a defense.
  • ZACH LOWE, AM LAW DAILY (Dec. 9, 2008): The Death of the Dreier Model
    Dreier LLP’s single equity partner model is likely dead, because if the sole equity partner falls, the whole firm goes down with him.
  • STEPEN DAVIS & JON LUKOMNIK, COMPLIANCE WEEK (Dec. 9, 2008): The SEC’s Fate Under Obama AdministrationWith the SEC emasculated, how will President-elect Obama fix the federal government’s capital market enforcement ability? There are at least three options.
  • ELIZABETH JUDD, CORPORATE SECRETARY (Dec. 9, 2008): The Road Ahead
    After years of placing corporations in the hot seat, the SEC now finds itself in the hot seat too.
  • THE D&O DIARY (Dec. 8, 2008): Forum Selection and ‘33 Act Subprime Lawsuits
    ’33 Act lawsuit against Morgan Stanley suggests that the forum selection issue involves not only electing between federal and state courts, but also deciding in which state to file, if a state court forum is preferred.
  • RISK & GOVERNANCE BLOG (Dec. 8, 2008): What Can Investors Expect in 2009?
    Securities litigation reform appears to be coming, but after “the 800-pound gorilla in the room–the issue of regulatory reform.”
  • JOHN W. WHITE (SEC SPEECH) (added Dec. 7): Don’t Throw Out the Baby with the Bathwater
    Cautioning policymakers thinking about what to do with the SEC not to “throw out the baby with the bathwater.”
  • JOHN C. COFFEE JR. AND HILLARY A. SALE (Dec. 6, 2008): Redesigning the SEC: Does the Treasury Have a Better Idea?
    Paper analyzing both the Treasury Department’s proposals and the role of the SEC in the rapid increase of leverage at major investment banks, and supporting a “twin peaks” model for financial regulation.
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