A review of developments concerning the use of trading models that have emergedsince the original version of this monograph was published.

U.S. public securities markets are losing their competitive edge due tocurrent litigation policies.

A recent Supreme Court ruling gave a significant victory to those seeking to prevent plaintiffs' lawyers from taking advantage of our overly generous civil justice system, and should prompt a thorough review of our civil justice system and provide an impetus for reform.

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On October 9, 2007, the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in Stoneridge v. Scientific-Atlanta, a case that many are calling the most important securities case in years. The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed a class action suit...

Testimony before the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets, Insurance and Government Sponsored Enterprises on issues surrounding the Milberg Weiss indictment and H.R. 5491.

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Yesterday, the AEI Legal Center for the Public Interest released an important new empirical study with implications for the...

In October Term 2006, the Supreme Court showed an increased willingness to review and decide business litigation cases that the Rehnquist Court had largely avoided. The justices made important decisions in the areas of securities law, antitrust, patent law, civil procedure, employment law, and punitive damages. In the upcoming October...

Is frivolous U.S. litigation preventing foreign companies from entering our public securities markets?