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The Supreme Court’s Rulings on Shareholders’ Burdens and Defendants’ Constitutional Rights  


Author:  Courtney Quirós.; Timothy Fitzmaurice.; Madeleine Juszynski Davidson.; Carissa Lavin.


Source: Volume 57, Number 21, December 1 2024 , pp.227-231(5)




Review of Securities & Commodities Regulation

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Abstract: 

Recent Supreme Court developments requiring specificity in pleading omissions cases and undercutting the utility of the SEC’s in-house tribunal process pose an increased burden on private shareholders and regulators seeking to vindicate allegations of securities fraud.

Keywords: Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. v. Moab Partners L.P.; SEC v. Jarkesy; Affirmative Misstatement Requirement in Contested Disclosures; Regulatory Implications of Item 303; SEC Management of Contested Enforcement Actions

Affiliations:  1: Alston & Bird; 2: Alston & Bird; 3: Alston & Bird; 4: Alston & Bird.

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