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Securities Snapshot

Attorneys in Goodwin’s Securities + Shareholder Litigation and White Collar Defense practices have extensive experience before federal and state courts, legislative bodies, and regulatory and enforcement agencies. We continually monitor notable developments in these venues to prepare the Securities Snapshot — a bi-weekly compilation of securities litigation news delivered to subscribers’ via email. This publication summarizes news from the civil and criminal securities law arenas in a succinct, easy-to-read format. Topics covered include litigation and enforcement matters, legislation, rulemaking, and interpretive guidance from regulatory agencies.

October 08, 2019

Delaware Court of Chancery Allows Caremark Claim to Proceed Against Drug Company’s Directors; District of Massachusetts Dismisses Claim For False and Misleading Statements in Proxy Relating to $1.1 Billion Sale of Technology Company; Chinese Education Company Defeats Securities Class Action in the Southern District of New York.

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