Securities Class Action Filings–2023 Midyear Assessment
The number of securities class action filings increased in the first half of 2023.
What to Expect in Securities Litigation and Enforcement
Brian Fryd and Brendan Rudolph will discuss key issues and trends in securities litigation and enforcement in this live webcast.
In re HIV Antitrust Litigation
The jury found in favor of the defense concluding, consistent with Dr. Saravia’s testimony, that the settlement contained no payment for delay.
Securities: Select Recent Case Experience
Cornerstone Research has worked on recent securities litigation matters spanning across many industries and involving a variety of types of securities and allegations.
5 Questions with Ben Handel: The Use of Algorithms in Healthcare
Professor Ben Handel of the University of California, Berkeley discusses the use, impact, and potential of algorithmic tools in healthcare.
Accounting for the Employee-Employer Relationship in Antitrust Analysis
The authors discuss how failing to account for the incentives and benefits that arise within long-term employee-employer relationships can lead to incomplete and incorrect economic analysis.
Canadian Pacific Railway/Kansas City Southern
The Surface Transportation Board approved the $31 billion acquisition of Kansas City Southern by Canadian Pacific Railway.
Merger Enforcement Considerations: Implications for Venture Capital Markets and Innovation
The authors discuss how M&A is a critically important exit option for venture capitalists and the innovative firms that they fund.
Vellali et al. v. Yale University et al.
A federal jury found for the university defendant in this ERISA matter.
Yesim Richardson Recognized among 50 Women to Watch by Corporate Counsel Business Journal
Cornerstone Research president honored for leadership and mentoring in select group of outstanding business leaders.
Cornerstone Research Recognized by Chambers Global 2023 Guide
The firm continues to earn top rankings on annual list for litigation support.
Recent CAT judgments yield lessons on the collection and submission of economic evidence
The authors provide an economist’s perspective on recent decisions from the Competition Appeal Tribunal.