Securities
Jan. 7, 2010
Study: Investor Class Actions Dropped Off Last Year
Securities fraud class actions filings declined sharply as credit-crisis litigation dried up in 2009 according to a new study by Cornerstone Research and the Stanford University Law School Securities Class Action Clearinghouse.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Securities fraud class actions filings declined sharply as credit-crisis litigation dried up in 2009 according to a new study by Cornerstone Research and the Stanford University Law School Securities Class Action Clearinghouse.
The drop-off may seem counter-intuitive because the stock market tanked at the beginning of 2009, and studies have tied securities class action filings to nega...
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