Third-Party Securities Lawsuits Blocked

by Hans Bader on January 22, 2008

The Supreme Court recently ruled that while those who engage in securities fraud can be sued, third parties who allegedly aided and abetted them can generally only by punished in agency administrative proceedings, not lawsuits filed by trial lawyers. This ruling in the Stoneridge case, and its real-world benefits, are discussed by Brian Walsh and Robert Alt in National Review Online.

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