Amending the Complaint to Leverage Facts Unearthed in Discovery and Strengthen the Class’s Claims Authors of this newsletter: Vanessa Milan , Joshua Materese , Joshua D'Ancona While securities fraud litigators often point to dispositive motions as key moments where the claims-at-issue in a case can be […] Read More
SEC Proposed Rules Regarding Climate-Related Disclosures Would Be a Win for Investors Authors of this newsletter: Barbara Schwartz , Karissa Sauder In March 2022, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) proposed new rules that would require public companies […] Read More
Greenwashing: A New Color of Corporate Misconduct Authors of this newsletter: By: Thomas H. Kjærgaard, Founder at Kjærgaard Capital & Advisor to Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check Environmental, social, and governance […] Read More
KTMC Obtains Class Certification in Case Against Government for Recovery of ACA Transitional Reinsurance Program Contributions Authors of this newsletter: Jonathan Neumann KTMC is lead counsel in a novel case seeking recovery of contributions (payments) made by self-insured entities in connection with […] Read More
Loss Causation in Securities Fraud Cases Brought in the Wake of Government Investigations Authors of this newsletter: Matthew Mustokoff , Stacey Kaplan Shareholder litigation and government investigations often go hand in hand when large-scale corporate misconduct occurs and investment losses are suffered. […] Read More
