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Cybersecurity Securities Class Actions: A Wave or Trickle? | D&O Discourse

By Securities Docket on March 18, 2015, 7:43 am

One of the foremost uncertainties in securities and corporate governance litigation is the extent to which cybersecurity will become a significant D&O liability issue. Although many D&O practitioners have been bracing for a wave of cybersecurity D&O matters, to date there has been only a trickle. Some have come to believe that at most, there will be a surge of derivative litigation, due to the lack of significant and sustained stock drops on the announcement of even large cybersecurity breaches.

Yet I remain convinced that a wave is coming, perhaps a tidal wave, and it will include not just derivative litigation, but securities class actions and SEC enforcement matters as well….

via Cybersecurity Securities Class Actions: A Wave or Trickle? | D&O Discourse

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