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What To Do if Your Company Has Been Sued for Securities Fraud

Posted in Business Litigation, Securities on April 15, 2024

Facing a lawsuit for securities fraud can be a daunting and potentially damaging experience for any company. Allegations of securities fraud can arise from various sources, including investors, regulatory agencies, or whistleblowers, and can have serious legal and reputational consequences. If your company has been sued for securities fraud, it’s crucial to respond promptly and […]

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What is the Difference Between a Stock and an Asset Acquisition?

Posted in Securities on December 26, 2023

When it comes to mergers and acquisitions, buyers and sellers utilize a variety of transaction structures – among the most popular structures are stock acquisitions, asset acquisitions, and mergers. These transaction structures refer to the distinct ways in which a buyer can acquire the target company it wishes to acquire. These three transaction structures are […]

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Should You Hire a Securities Arbitration Lawyer?

Posted in Securities on December 12, 2023

Investing in the financial markets involves risks, and disputes between investors and brokerage firms or financial advisors can arise. Although investors have the option to represent themselves, it is in their best interests to hire a securities arbitration lawyer. Understanding Securities Arbitration Securities arbitration is a dispute resolution process designed to address conflicts between investors […]

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