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Class actions
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying class-actions. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 1664809-012 : The lack of securities class actions in European jurisdictions creates a void that increases the incentives for forum shopping by plaintiffs' lawyers.
- 1664809-017 : In US securities class actions plaintiffs may proceed on the fraud on the market theory rather than proving actual reliance on misleading statements, an approach that has been rejected in most other c
- 1664809-020 : Section 7216 could have the opposite effect of forcefully exporting US law onto other jurisdictions including Europe, even though it would be preferable for other nations to decide for themselves whet
- 1765901-017 : Non-U.S. investors have a strong incentive to route foreign trades through U.S. brokers if that preserves a U.S. cause of action, because their home jurisdictions rarely offer the attractive features
- 1765901-026 : Foreign-cubed rulings such as Morrison determined the size of the plaintiff class in private suits, but were irrelevant to the SEC's ability to enforce wherever a U.S. securities transaction is connec
- 2029983-013 : Because Section 929P did not restore private rights of action, the most powerful weapon in plaintiffs' arsenal, the fraud-on-the-market theory in class actions, is thwarted wherever the transaction to
- 2029983-018 : Despite signs of movement in that direction, there is as yet no genuine European substitute for the U.S. securities class action brought under the fraud-on-the-market theory.
- 2029983-020 : The WCAM's requirement that a court evaluate procedural and substantive fairness and the efficiency of the settlement lets the Dutch system avoid blackmail settlements, where a defendant pays simply t
- 2029983-026 : Given the Fortis and Converium decisions, it is conceivable that Dutch courts will expand their extraterritorial reach beyond the enforcement of settlements to cases litigated as class actions.
- 2029983-030 : Canada could engage in Forum Competition with the United States if its courts allow suits under Canadian law over all transactions in securities listed for trading in Canada, even transactions execute