Michelle Gitlitz Courtney

SEC Enforcement Division Outlines Focus For 2015

New York Proposes Tough New Anti-Money Laundering And Cybersecurity Measures On Financial Services Companies

Federal Court Holds That E-Mail Received By Employee From Lawyer On His Work E-Mail System Is Not Privileged

Supreme Court Holds That Statute Of Limitations Applicable To Securities And Exchange Commission Matters Begins To Run On Date Of Misconduct

The Supreme Court's Amgen Decision: Proof Of Materiality Is Not A Prerequisite To Certification Of A Securities Fraud Class Action

Court Approves Use Of Technology That Dramatically Cuts Cost Of Discovery

New York’s Highest Court Holds That Common Law Causes Of Action Are Not Preempted By The Martin Act

Ethical Electronics: New Guidance On Protecting The Confidentiality Of Attorney-Client E-mails

U.S. Supreme Court Holds Loss Causation Not Required For Class Certification

Decision Sheds Doubt on Whether Common Law Securities Claims Are Preempted By the Martin Act