Client Alerts/Articles
Client Alerts
CLIENT ALERT 2010-1
New Financial Reform Legislation Provides Whistleblowers with Monetary Incentives to Report Fraud to SEC
CLIENT ALERT 2008-2
Grant & Eisenhofer Actively Investigating Madoff’s Multi-Billion Dollar Fraud Scheme on Behalf of Investors
CLIENT ALERT 2008-1
Court Finds That Hedge Funds “Crossed The Line” By Attempting To Circumvent The Reporting Requirements Of Section 13(d)
Articles
“The Stockholder’s Statutory Right to Inspect Corporate Books and Records,” Megan D. McIntyre
“Changes to the False Claims Act in Senate Bill 386: A Review of Impacts on Mortgage Banking and TARP Spending,” Reuben Guttman
“Shareholder Proposals For Reimbursement Of Expenses Incurred In Proxy Contests: Recent Guidance From The Delaware Supreme Court,” Stuart M. Grant and John C. Kairis
“Stoneridge: Did it Close the Door to
“Scheme Liability”?,” Stuart M. Grant and James J. Sabella
“In a Clear Victory for Institutional Investor, Court Finds U.S. Accounting Firm and its International Organization can be Held Liable for Audits Conducted by Foreign Affiliates,” Stuart M. Grant and James J. Sabella
“The Current Role Of Foreign Investors In Federal Securities Class Actions,” Stuart M. Grant and Diane Zilka, Practising Law Institute Corporate Law and Practice Course Handbook
“An Overview of the Stockholder’s Statutory Right to Corporate Books and Records Under Delaware Law,” Megan D. McIntyre, Practising Law Institute Course Handbook, No. 10849
“The Delaware Court of Chancery Speaks on Option Backdating and Spring-Loading,” Stuart M. Grant and Megan D. McIntyre, Practicing Law Institute Course Handbook, No. 10849
“Pensions Week Spotlight: Actions Speak Louder Than Words,” Jay W. Eisenhofer, Roy Jones and Gregg S. Levin, Financial Times, Pensions Week
“Investor Litigation in the U.S. - The System is Working,” Jay W. Eisenhofer and Gregg S. Levin, Securities Reform Act Litigation Reporter, Volume 22, Number 5
“Giving Substance To The Right To Vote: An Initiative To Amend Delaware Law To Require A Majority Vote In Director Elections,” Jay W. Eisenhofer, Michael J. Barry and P. Bradford deLeeuw, The Corporate Governance Advisor
“Executive Compensation: Bridging the Gap Between What Companies Are Required to Disclose and What Stockholders Really Need to Know,” Stuart M. Grant, Megan D. McIntyre and Brian Rostocki, presented at International Roundtable on Executive Remuneration
“The Statutory Right of Inspection: An Important but Often Overlooked Tool” Megan D. McIntyre
“Delaware Chancery Court Confirms Shareholders’ Rights As Owners Of Corporations Recognizes Directors As ‘Agents’ That Serve At Behest of Shareholders,” Michael J. Barry, Corporate Accountability Report, Volume 3, Number 37. Copyright 2005 by The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.
“Options Backdating — The Delaware Perspective,” Jay W. Eisenhofer and Cynthia Calder, Wall Street Lawyer, Vol. 11, No. 3
“Legal and Practical Considerations for Successful Settlements,” Keith Fleishman
“Does Corporate Governance Matter to Investment Returns?” Jay W. Eisenhofer and Gregg S. Levin, Corporate Accountability Report, Volume. 3, Number 57. Copyright 2006 by The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.
“State Appraisal Statutes: An Underutilized Shareholder Remedy,” Geoffrey C. Jarvis, The Corporate Governance Advisor, Volume 13, Number 3
“Securities Fraud, Stock Price Valuation, And Loss Causation: Toward A Corporate Finance Based Theory of Loss Causation,” Jay W. Eisenhofer, Geoffrey C. Jarvis and James R. Banko, The Business Lawyer, Volume 59, Number 4
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