The Bulletin - Fall 2021

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Kessler Topaz Secures $130 Million Recovery for Investors In Allergan Generic Drug Price-Fixing Litigation
Globally, Litigation Funding Arrangements Facing Increasing Scrutiny, Licensing and Other Regulations
SDNY Green Lights Securities Fraud Claims against Goldman Sachs for Role in 1MDB Money Laundering Scandal
The Ninth Circuit Suggests That the PSLRA Does Not Impose a Heightened Standard When Appointing Groups of Unrelated Investors as Lead Plaintiffs
Kessler Topaz Secures the Delaware Court of Chancery’s Approval of a $17.5 Million Settlement at the Court’s First In-Person Hearing Since Closing Its Physical Doors Due to COVID-19
Investing In Chinese Companies, in Vogue but Fraught with Danger, Part 2: Discovery and Judgment Enforcement
Canoo, Lordstown, and Nikola – Portents of Future SPAC-Related Litigation
Kessler Topaz Secures Motion to Dismiss Victory Premised on Novel Legal Theory Addressing What Constitutes an “Unaffiliated” Majority-of-the-Minority Stockholder Vote under Delaware Law

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Kessler Topaz Secures $130 Million Recovery for Investors In Allergan Generic Drug Price-Fixing Litigation

Authors of this newsletter: Matthew Mustokoff , Margaret Mazzeo

After four years of litigation, on July 9, 2021, the parties in In re Allergan Generic Drug Pricing Securities Litigation, […]

Globally, Litigation Funding Arrangements Facing Increasing Scrutiny, Licensing and Other Regulations

Authors of this newsletter: Emily Christiansen

In recent years the number of new litigation funders entering the market has been on the rise. With good reason. […]

SDNY Green Lights Securities Fraud Claims against Goldman Sachs for Role in 1MDB Money Laundering Scandal

Authors of this newsletter: Matthew Mustokoff , Nathaniel Simon

On June 28, 2021, U.S. District Judge Vernon S. Broderick of the Southern District of New York denied in large […]

The Ninth Circuit Suggests That the PSLRA Does Not Impose a Heightened Standard When Appointing Groups of Unrelated Investors as Lead Plaintiffs

Authors of this newsletter: Karissa Sauder , Ryan Degnan

In a recent decision, In re Mersho, 6 F.4th 891 (9th Cir. 2021), the Ninth Circuit clarified statutory requirements regarding […]

Kessler Topaz Secures the Delaware Court of Chancery’s Approval of a $17.5 Million Settlement at the Court’s First In-Person Hearing Since Closing Its Physical Doors Due to COVID-19

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On June 15, 2021, the Delaware Court of Chancery held its first in-person hearing since closing its physical doors due […]

Investing In Chinese Companies, in Vogue but Fraught with Danger, Part 2: Discovery and Judgment Enforcement

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In the first half of this two-part article[1], we discussed the growing influence that China-based companies have on a global […]

Canoo, Lordstown, and Nikola – Portents of Future SPAC-Related Litigation

Authors of this newsletter: Jennifer Joost

Lately, it appears that anyone who is anyone has a special purchase acquisition company or “SPAC”—from well-known investors like Bill […]

Kessler Topaz Secures Motion to Dismiss Victory Premised on Novel Legal Theory Addressing What Constitutes an “Unaffiliated” Majority-of-the-Minority Stockholder Vote under Delaware Law

Authors of this newsletter: J. Daniel Albert , Grant Goodhart III

Kessler Topaz recently defeated efforts to dismiss litigation regarding the 2019 squeeze-out of Empire Resorts, Inc.’s (“Empire”) public minority investors […]

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