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When executive relationships create securities disclosure duties: Lessons from the B Riley Financial litigation

A federal court ruling in the B. Riley Financial case shows how executives’ personal business relationships can trigger ...
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The narrowing pathway for biotech securities fraud claims: Lessons from Outlook Therapeutics

Litigation Trend Analysis The December 23, 2025 decision in In re Outlook Therapeutics, Inc. Securities Litigation (D.N.J., ...
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The Elastic Reach of New York’s Martin Act: Lessons from 'People v. Allen'

New York’s century-old Martin Act continues to shape—and reshape—securities enforcement in the Empire State. Originally passed in 1921, as a comprehensive anti-fraud law to combat fraudulent financial ...
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‘Ticket to Lead Counsel’: Here’s How Securities Litigation ‘Radically Changed’ 30 Years After Reform Act

The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act prompted a sea change in securities class actions that reshaped the plaintiff’s bar and empowered institutional investors to take charge of cases. The ...
Reuters

The potential impact of mandatory arbitration provisions on securities claims

October 06, 2025 - On Sept. 17, 2025, following a 3-1 vote, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a new policy statement, opens new tab announcing its position that the ...
Reuters

Determining Whether Digital Assets Are Securities

A key question under federal securities laws is what qualifies as a security. This analysis is crucial because securities laws and regulations only apply if an investment or a transaction involves a ...