The United States has long been the primary home for securities class actions around the world. This trend, however, was curtailed to some degree with the Supreme Court decision in Morrison v. National Australia Bank, 130 S. Ct. 2869, 2886 (U.S. 2010), which made it more difficult for international litigants in securities class actions to sue in the United States. This has paved the way for the growth of Australia’s securities class action regime.
via Australia: An Increasingly Attractive Plaintiffs’ Forum for Securities Class Actions — Quinn Emanuel
