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Board Well-Informed for Demand Refusal After Two Years of Regulatory Investig
At Leidos, Growth Managed With Keen Eye
Leidos effectively doubled in size last year when it merged with Lockheed Martin's $5 billion information technology business, and the government services giant's lawyers have been working hard to ensure the process unfolded smoothly.In Age of Twitter, Do Investors Need Instant Updates?
Gregg Weiner of Ropes & Gray writes: The U.S. Supreme Court will review a ruling from the Second Circuit in 'Leidos', holding that Item 303 creates a duty to disclose that can subject companies to civil liabilities for securities fraud under §10(b). A ruling by the high court, expected to come in the October 2017 term, could significantly impact the scope of potential liability for nondisclosures under §10(b) and change the disclosure practices of public companies.Meet the Kirkland Partner in Line to Shepherd Trump's Judicial Nominees
If President Donald Trump gets to fill another U.S. Supreme Court seat, he will have an experienced hand in Kirkland & Ellis partner Beth Williams guiding any nominee through confirmation. Williams is Trump's pick to head the U.S. Justice Department's Office of Legal Policy. Here are six things to know about Williams, whose nomination was considered Wednesday by the Senate Judiciary Committee.Leidos Adds Veteran Defense-Sector Lawyer as General Counsel
Defense contractor Leidos Inc. announced last week the appointment of seasoned defense attorney Jerald Howe Jr. as executive vice president and general…Leidos Adds Veteran Defense-Sector Lawyer as General Counsel
Defense contractor Leidos Inc. has named Jerald Howe Jr. as its new general counsel.Are Item 303 Omissions Actionable Under Rule 10b-5?
During its October term this year, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear argument in Leidos v. Indiana Public Retirement System, No. 16-581, on an important federal securities fraud issue: Whether a publicly held company's omission of "known trends and uncertainties" in its annual or interim reports, as required by Item 303 of Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) Regulation S-K, can give rise to a private securities fraud claim under Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and SEC Rule 10b-5 (Rule 10-5).Zoni Language Centers Are 'Other Educational Institutions' Exempt From FLSA Requir
SCOTUS to Address Circuit Split Regarding Securities Fraud and Duty to Disclose
In their Corporate and Securities Litigation column, Margaret A. Dale and Mark D. Harris discuss the circuit split over whether a company may be sued for securities fraud for omitting from its public filings information required to be disclosed by an SEC regulationQui Tam Claims Dismissed, Pact's Settlement Not Alternate Remedy; Relator's Award
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