May 20, 2022 | New York Law Journal
Narrowing the Class Period in Securities Fraud Class ActionsAlthough rebutting the 'Basic' presumption has become increasingly difficult, defendants should attempt to isolate portions of the class period for which there is no evidence of market efficiency. Doing so may potentially limit their liability at this key stage of the proceedings.
By Grant Mainland, Jed Schwartz and Joseph DaSilva
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August 16, 2021 | New York Law Journal
Recent Developments in Securities Class Actions: 'Goldman', Market Speculation and Loss Causation, and Triggering the Exchange Act's Statute of ReposeEach of these developments presents risks and opportunities that defendants in §10(b) cases should take into account as they craft their litigation strategy.
By Grant Mainland, Jed Schwartz and Joseph DaSilva
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