Not exact matches
The Briscoe Law Firm, PLLC is a full service business litigation and shareholder rights advocacy firm with more than 20 years of experience in complex litigation matters, including claims of investor and stockholder
fraud, shareholder derivative
suits, and
securities class actions.
In addition, former town attorney Genova recently settled a civil
suit brought by the
Securities and Exchange Commission alleging he committed securities fraud for his role in assisting an unnamed town concessionaire in getting loan guarantees from the town, and then not telling investors about the
Securities and Exchange Commission alleging he committed
securities fraud for his role in assisting an unnamed town concessionaire in getting loan guarantees from the town, and then not telling investors about the
securities fraud for his role in assisting an unnamed town concessionaire in getting loan guarantees from the town, and then not telling investors about the situation.
Lead counsel for a public healthcare company and its CEO in defense of a
securities fraud class action and related shareholder derivative
suit.
Represented third - party defendant in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma in
suit claiming
fraud in connection with failed asset - backed
securities and seeking over $ 100 million in damages.
Won dismissal of outside directors from
suit for alleged
securities fraud that ultimately settled for $ 7.5 million against other defendants.
Represented AIG in a $ 10 billion
fraud suit against Bank of America and its affiliates arising out of AIG's purchase of billions of dollars in Residential Mortgage - Backed
Securities.
«With a proven track record in shareholder derivative
suits and
securities fraud actions and an intimate knowledge of the appellate courts across Texas and the Texas Supreme Court, Andrew will be a strong asset to our firm and clients,» said Michael Forshey, managing partner of the Squire Patton Boggs Dallas office.
A related civil
suit filed by the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) alleged
fraud, false filings, and related violations of the
Securities Act.
In GAMCO Investors v. Vivendi Universal, the Second Circuit provided defendants in
securities litigation
suits with a method to rebut the
fraud - on - the - market presumption by showing that the plaintiffs would have purchased the...
The
suit alleges that Tezos violated US
Securities Law by selling unregistered securities, committing securities fraud, false advertising and unfair competition by misleading investors regarding the nature of th
Securities Law by selling unregistered
securities, committing securities fraud, false advertising and unfair competition by misleading investors regarding the nature of th
securities, committing
securities fraud, false advertising and unfair competition by misleading investors regarding the nature of th
securities fraud, false advertising and unfair competition by misleading investors regarding the nature of the company.