Barrack Bulletin Archive
Volume 11, Spring 2007 [pdf]
- Stock Option Backdating: The Ultimate in Greed by Jeffrey W. Golan
- Does Sarbanes-Oxley Make U.S. Markets Less Competitive? by Jeffrey A. Barrack
- Stock Option Backdating and Derivative Actions by Regina M. Calcaterra
- BR&B Welcomes...
- Does Your Pension Plan Miss Out On Class Action Settlements?
Volume 10, Spring 2006 [pdf]
- Barrack, Rodos, & Bacine at 30 by M. Richard Komins
- The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act, Ten Years Later by Samuel M. Ward
- Who’s In Charge? Lead Plaintiff Decisions Under the PSLRA by Mark R. Rosen
- The Proportionate Liability and Judgment Reduction Credit Provisions of the PSLRA: A Major Reform Has Perverse Consequences by Chad A. Carder
- Did the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act Change the Standard for Pleading Scienter? by Beth Targan
Volume 9, Fall 2005 [pdf]
- The Client's Role in Prosecuting WorldCom: New York State Comptrollers Lead the Charge by Jeffrey W. Golan
- Making Law Concerning An Underwriter’s Obligations and Achieving Record Settlements with the Underwriter Defendants by Gerald J. Rodos and Pearlette V. Toussant
- New Standards for Director Liability Developed in WorldCom by Mark R. Rosen
- A Note on Auditor Responsibility from the WorldCom Securities Litigation by Jeffery A. Barrack
- Prosecuting WorldCom: Setting a New Paradigm for Securities Class Actions by Leonard Barrack
- Ruling on Admissibility of WorldCom Restatement Could Have Broad Implications by Chad A. Carder
- The WorldCom Jurors: What Did They Think? by Beth R. Targan and Lisa M. Lamb
Volume 8, Spring 2004 [pdf]
- Fixing The Mutual Fund Industry by Regina M. Calcaterra and David E. Robinson
- Study Says Class Actions Not Out of Control by Stephan R. Basser and Samuel M. Ward
- Schering-Plough Class Certified by Robert A. Hoffman
Volume 7, Fall 2003 [pdf]
- Court Protects Institutional Lead Plantiff From Unreasonable Discovery In Securities Class Actionby Stephen R. Basser and Edward M. Gergosian
- DaimlerChrysler Agrees to Pay $300 Million to Settle Class Action by Gerald J. Rodos, Jeffrey W. Golan and Jeffrey A. Barrack
- Important Legal Decisions In DaimlerChrysler by Jeffrey W. Golan and David E. Robinson
- Court Approves “Exceptional” Safeskin Settlement: Instituitional Lead Plaintiff Commended by Steven R. Basser
- Shed a Tier for Me: Strategic Tiering of D&O Insurance Harms Victims of Securities Fraud by Gerald J. Rodos and David E. Robinson
Volume 6, Winter 2002 [pdf]
- Accounting Fraud: An Accountant’s View by Daniel E. Bacine and Harris L. Devor, Shareholder, Shechtman, Marks, Devor & Etskovitz, P.C.
- Barrack Rodos & Bacine Helps Out by Maxine S. Goldman
- Securities Fraud Class Actions: More Than Just Numbers by Robert A. Hoffman
Volume 5, Fall 2002 [pdf]
- Accounting Fraud: Why Does It Happen? by Edward M. Gergosian
- Ninth Circuit Says “No” To Interference With Lead Plaintiff’s Choice of Counsel by David E. Robinson
- “State of the Art” Claims Monitoring by Maxine S. Goldman
- The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002: A Good Start for Investors by Stephen R. Basser
Volume 4, Spring/Summer 2002 [pdf]
- Accounting Fraud: What Are They Talking About? by Edward M. Gergosian
- Cross Pens Caught In The Cross Fire by Jeffrey W. Golan
- District Court Upholds Class Complaint Against DaimlerChrysler by Jeffrey W. Golan
- Green Tree Blunts Reach of PSLRA by Robert A. Hoffman
- Reform of the “Reformed” by Leonard Barrack
- Theragenics Class Decision: An Important Victory For Class Representatives by M. Richard Komins
Volume 2, Spring 2001 [pdf]
- Chicago Teachers Take the Lead in Securities Suit Against Ford by Edward M. Gergosian
- Delaware Court Appoints Group of Institutional Investors to Lead Class Action Against DaimlerChrysler AG by Jeffrey W. Golan
- Does “5-in-3” Rule Apply to Institutions? SEC Says No by Jeffrey A. Barrack
- Quaker Oats Settles Snapple-Related Securities Fraud Lawsuit by M. Richard Komins
- Selection of Class Counsel: Our Perspective by Leonard Barrack
Volume 1, 2001 [pdf]
- 3COM Corporation Agrees to Pay $259 Million to Injured Investors by Edward M. Gergosian
- California Court Closes Major Loophole in State Securities Laws by Stephen R. Basser
- Institutions Have Much to Gain by Taking Lead: Florida’s Story by: Horace Schow II, General Counsel, Florida State Board of Administration
Volume I, Second Quarter, 2000 [pdf]
- Cendant Settlement Approved by Jeffrey W. Golan
- Samsonite Settles Securities “Baggage” by Edward M. Gergosian and Stephen R. Basser