Susan L Saltzstein

January 09, 2020 | Litigation Daily

Even though more Securities Act suits are being filed in state courts, there are few signs that the federal courts will be any less active.

By Jay B. Kasner, Scott D. Musoff, and Susan L. Saltzstein

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February 28, 2019 | New York Law Journal

In light of the current focus on #MeToo issues across a wide range of industries, the rise in related litigation should come as no surprise. Notably, plaintiffs increasingly appear to be targeting an expanded group of defendants, including public companies, senior management and corporate boards in connection with #MeToo-related litigation.

By Susan L. Saltzstein and Jocelyn E. Strauber

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April 27, 2009 | National Law Journal

In 2008, litigators and courts witnessed a dramatic resurgence in securities litigation filings. As problems in the credit markets spilled over into the broader economy, plaintiffs made their way to court with a frequency not seen since 2002. This increase in activity presented courts with an opportunity to reshape securities law jurisprudence in several different areas. Recent developments in class certification and removal under CAFA could influence how securities cases are litigated in 2009 and beyond.

By Jay B. Kasner and Susan L. Saltzstein

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