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  1. SDNY Blog

    Judge Sweet Dismisses Facebook Derivative Cases

    By Charles Michael

    In an opinion today, Judge Sweet dismissed derivative claims against various Facebook officers and directors arising from the IPO last May.  The claims were dismissed because (1) the plaintiffs bought…

  2. The Securities Edge

    Update on the JOBS Act: Where are we now?

    By David C. Scileppi

    After a flurry of news articles when the JOBS Act became law in April, the news cycle has been non-stop election coverage.  While we all look forward to the end…

  3. SDNY Blog

    Facebook IPO Lawsuits To Be Heard By Judge Sweet

    By Jessica Holloway

    Today, the MDL Panel ordered that 41 cases filed in connection with Facebook's May 18, 2012 IPO be centralized, transferred to the SDNY and assigned to Judge Sweet. The 41…

  4. The D&O Diary

    Guest Post: D&O Insurance for Initial Public Offerings — What Every Director Needs to Know

    By Kevin LaCroix

    I am pleased to publish below a guest post written by Paul A. Ferrillo of the Weil Gotshal and Manges law firm. Paul’s guest post identifies the liability exposures that…

  5. Securities Law Prof Blog

    Diamond on the Facebook IPO

    By Securites Lawprof

    Facebook's Failed IPO and the Era of Insider Capitalism, by Stephen F. Diamond, Santa Clara University - School of Law, was recently posted on SSRN.  Here is the abstract:The initial…

  6. The Securities Edge

    Significant stock price questions loom as Facebook lockup restrictions begin to lapse

    By Robert C. White Jr.

    More interesting times have arrived for holders of Facebook stock. The stock, which has been brutally beaten down from its IPO price, faces new challenges as the “lockup” restrictions (which…

  7. Securities Compliance Sentinel

    The Biggest Team in the Universe is an Emerging Growth Company

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    It’s a rare day when I can say, with unadulterated smugness, “I was right.”  So today is doubly rare, as I can say it twice. Manchester United – the world’s…

  8. Executive Compensation Law Blog

    Emerging Growth Company IPO Filings Initially Embrace JOBS Act’s Reduced Executive Compensation Disclosure Requirements

    By Gregory Schick

    On April 5, 2012, the President signed into law the “Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act” (JOBS Act).  The JOBS Act also allows small businesses to harness “crowdfunding,” expands “mini-public offerings,”…

  9. Corporate & Financial Weekly Digest

    Congress Pressures SEC on Two Fronts

    By Robert L. Kohl

    Co-authored by Michelle S. McIntosh. Last week, members of Congress sent letters to the Securities and Exchange Commission, encouraging them to reconsider rules related to the initial public offering (IPO)…

  10. Federal Securities Law Source

    U.S. Lawmakers Request SEC Overhaul IPO Process

    By Bob Tannous

    After last month's issues with the Facebook Inc. initial public offering ("IPO"), a bipartisan group legislators have asked the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") to overhaul the IPO process, claiming…