New York Law Journal
In his Corporate Securities column, John C. Coffee Jr., the Adolf A. Berle Professor of Law at Columbia University Law School, grades the plaintiff's bar and the SEC, finding that private enforcement
...League Baseball and Major League Soccer. "George was the cornerstone of our sports law practice," Ganz said. "But he was...
...over several years. "We are honored to be the cornerstone of New York's next great neighborhood," Lew Frankfort, Coach's...
Carlos Ortiz, a partner at Edwards Wildman Palmer, and Valerie Charles, an associate with the firm, write: The investigation of Las Vegas Sands for alleged violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices
...taking stock of securities class action settlements in 2012, a new Cornerstone Research report finds that while the number of settlements decreased since 2011...
...close to Bernstein Litowitz in surveys of top securities plaintiffs firms by Cornerstone Research and ISS, boasts $1.7 billion in financial crisis-related recoveries...
...5 percent in both the Cain and Davidoff study and a similar Cornerstone Research study).9 Instead, the vast majority of these cases...
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