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Celebrating Outstanding Achievements: The 2023 Elite Trial Lawyers
The National Law Journal is proud to recognize professional excellence in plaintiffs litigation as well as lifetime achievements and diversity and inclusion initiatives. For the first time, the Elite Trial Lawyers awards also included The Plaintiffs Firm of the Year.Shareholders in Pipeline Company Win Claim for Disclosure Breach in Case Over Merger Talks
The litigation was said to have resulted in one of the largest shareholder verdicts in Delaware history.Plaintiffs Attorneys Expect 2023 to Be Record-Setting Year for Securities Litigation Results
Crypto, Big Tech and the threat of a commercial real estate bubble are some of the areas plaintiffs attorneys are closely watching as targets of potential securities litigation this year.View more book results for the query "Labaton Sucharow"
Goldman Takes Class Certification Argument to Supreme Court, in Closely Watched Securities Case
The high court is set to hear arguments March 29 in a securities class action appeal from Goldman Sachs that threatens to undo a key tool for plaintiffs in obtaining class certification.Shareholders Say Auto-Racing Video Game Developer Played Them in Deal Before IPO
In a complaint filed Monday in the District of Delaware, HC2 Holdings 2 Inc. and Continental General Insurance Co. allege majority shareholder Motorsport Games Inc. portrayed 704Games Company as being unprofitable and bought out their shares for $1.2 million, then months later went public with shares trading at more than 170 times that buyout value.New SEC Whistleblower Rule Threatens Law Firm Compensation, Lawsuit Claims
Lawyers from the litigation boutique Consovoy McCarthy represent whistleblower lawyer and named plaintiff Jordan Thomas of Labaton Sucharow "Now, in the middle of the proverbial football game, the Commission has moved the goal posts on literally hundreds of SEC whistleblowers," the complaint said.'A Sleight of Hand': Whistleblower Lawyers Recoil at SEC's New Rules
"The spin is just remarkable," Sean McKessy, former SEC whistleblower chief, said. "Overall, this is a net-negative for whistleblowers."Listen Up: Company Ignored Compliance Officer Who's Now $450K Richer as Whistleblower
The whistleblower "made reasonable efforts to work within the company's compliance structure, suffered unique hardships as a result, and reported to the commission after the requisite time period had passed," said Jane Norberg, head of the SEC's Whistleblower Office.Download Now
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