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Feb. 21 Webcast — The Securities Class Action Landscape: A Look Back at 2018 and What’s Ahead in 2019
Please join Jeff Lubitz and Stefan Boettrich for this free webcast.
BofA shareholders: Wachtell ‘excluded’ as Merrill losses mounted
Brief asserts that BofA excluded Wachtell from disclosure analysis at critical time.
April 18 Webcast: The Curious Case of Carlyle…and Efforts to Shut Down Investor Access to the Courts
Please join Barbara Black, Adam Pritchard and Salvatore Graziano for this free webcast.
Australia Has Few Class Actions, Scale of Damages a Concern, Law Firm Says
Size of Australian class-action lawsuit settlements worry companies, despite being few in number.
How to avoid a securities class action–Reuters
Why are some companies sued, but similar companies are not?
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.