Beyond Arbitration: A White Paper

In the year since the SEC essentially allowed issuers launching initial public offerings to adopt mandatory arbitration clauses for securities litigation, the topic has dominated the discourse about securities litigation. But so far, the track record has failed to come anywhere near the apocalypse some predicted. Instead, the response from issuers has been tepid and in line with […]
Boeing 4th Circuit Decision: Game Changer?

On September 23, we heard from prominent plaintiff and defense counsel as they debated one of the most significant securities litigation developments of the year: the U.S. Court of Appeals’ decision to decertify the class in the Boeing securities case. Is this a landmark defense victory, or are its implications being overstated? Will the decision […]
Potential $2.6 Billion Twitter Verdict Creates Unusual Situation for Investors

A federal jury has returned a verdict in Pampena v. Musk, a case involving former Twitter shareholders that plaintiffs’ counsel have suggested could lead to recoveries approaching $2.6 billion. Unlike a traditional securities class action settlement, this is a claims-made recovery, meaning the amount ultimately paid depends on the value of approved claims. Investors may […]
The Top 25 Australian Securities Settlements as of 2025

We are pleased to provide this second edition of the Top 25 Report for Australia, which remains an important jurisdiction for securities litigation. For the year 2025, a total of AUS $335.7 million in settlements was approved in group securities actions (approximately US $220 million). In comparison, while approximately US $3.58 billion was recovered in […]
The End of the Wild West? Prediction Markets Meet the CFTC

Prediction markets, platforms that permit trading on the outcome of future events, have reached the proverbial Rubicon. Once viewed as niche informational tools or quasi‑academic experiments, these markets have expanded rapidly since the 2024 US elections into products attracting real capital, mainstream attention, and now, sustained regulatory scrutiny. Recent federal court decisions and public statements […]
How big data, artificial intelligence and litigation funding are revolutionizing securities litigation

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The Top 50 Plaintiff Law Firms 2025

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The Top 10 Largest Class Action Settlements 2025

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Top 100 Settlements 2025

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Why Compulsory Arbitration Will Supercharge Securities Litigation

This paper explores how compulsory arbitration clauses in securities litigation – recently approved for IPOs – could transform the industry. While intended to curb frivolous lawsuits, the shift may spark a surge in individual claims, disrupt insurance markets, and create new opportunities for investors and litigation funders. Drawing lessons from the PSLRA, it warns of […]