By Ellen Bardash | May 28, 2021
Misrepresentations made in SEC filings and communications with investors, the newest complaint alleges, led to San Francisco-based Tricida shares dropping from more than $26 to $4.37 between July and October of 2020, amounting to millions in market capitalization losses.
By Lizzy McLellan | May 14, 2021
Gallagher discussed the events of late January, among other topics, on Thursday in a Q&A session as part of the 2021 Securities Enforcement Forum West virtual event.
By Amanda Bronstad | May 10, 2021
After dozens of injury reports, including one death, Peloton CEO John Foley, to the surprise of many lawyers, denied there were safety problems with the company's treadmills then, last, week, abruptly changed course and recalled 125,000 of the Tread+ products. His actions, although unusual and delayed, may have stopped potential lawsuits in their tracks, lawyers said.
By Alaina Lancaster | April 30, 2021
The lawsuit claims VW's joke artificially increased the price of its securities.
By Dan Packel | April 20, 2021
The firm expects litigation work to grow, partly due to the busy market for both SPAC transactions as well as traditional IPOs.
By Zach Warren | April 1, 2021
The two former executives say San Diego-based AbacusNext misled them about its upcoming sale, lowering the price at which it bought back their stock. AbacusNext says it will file a motion to dismiss.
By Josh DuClos and Martin Wellington | March 31, 2021
Given the frenzy of SPACtivity in the last 12 months, and what appears to be at least another 18 to 24 months of continued unprecedented volumes of SPAC deal-making based on the number of SPACs currently in the market, it is worth pausing to consider some of the real and meaningful distinctions between the two processes as more and more companies contemplate which path to follow toward the promise of the opening bell, according to Sidley Austin's Josh DuClos and Martin Wellington.
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By Ellen Bardash | March 26, 2021
The derivative suit filed in the District of Delaware this week claims the Los Angeles-based company's board approved acquisitions of companies in which J2's chairman of the board, co-founder and an executive all had significant financial interests, then failed to disclose specifics that would have shown investors the deals weren't serving the company's interests.
By Alaina Lancaster | March 19, 2021
The order could be a signpost for rulings in several similar shareholder derivative suits filed in the last year seeking court orders compelling companies such as Oracle, Qualcomm and Cisco to diversify their leadership and board structures.
By Stephen Blake | March 2, 2021
Observers anticipate a growing number of lawsuits related to SPACs over the next several years. These lawsuits will have many similarities to traditional securities and M&A litigation, but will also develop their own rubrics given the unique features of the SPAC model, says Stephen Blake of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
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