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Cornerstone Research Promotes Kristin M. Feitzinger, Samid Hussain, and Shankar Iyer

FDIC Lawsuit Filings in 2013 at High Levels According to Latest Report by Cornerstone Research

Accounting Class Action Settlements Continue to Represent a Large Share of Total Settlement Dollars

Securities Class Action Filings Decrease Sharply in 2012, According to Report by Cornerstone Research and Stanford Law School

Pace of FDIC Lawsuit Filings Increased in Last Quarter of 2012 According to Latest Report by Cornerstone Research

Cornerstone Research Promotes Michael D. Topper and Sally D. Woodhouse

Pace of FDIC Lawsuit Filings against Directors and Officers of Failed Banks Declines

Cornerstone Research Senior Staff Contribute to Litigation Services Handbook

Securities Class Action Filings Are Down in the First Half of 2012, According to Mid-Year Report by Stanford Law School and Cornerstone Research

Securities Class Action Filings Involving Accounting Allegations Increase in 2011 from Low Point in 2010

FDIC Continues to Accelerate Lawsuit Filings against Directors and Officers of Failed Banks

Applying Past Lessons to Present, Future FDIC Suits

Characteristics of FDIC Lawsuits against D&Os of Failed Financial Institutions

Securities Class Action Filings—2011 Year in Review

Chief Administrative Law Judge Rules in Favor of Defendants in SEC Matter

Securities Class Action Filings—2011 Mid-Year Assessment

Analyzing Foreign Exchange Transactions

Securities Class Action Filings—2010 Year in Review

Court Grants Motion to Dismiss in ERISA Stock Drop Case

2010 Securities Class Actions Filings Continue to Decrease

Jeffrey H. Harris, Former Chief Economist at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Affiliates with Cornerstone Research

Frederick T. Baird, Robert C. Lind, and Howard W. Pifer III Join Cornerstone Research as Senior Advisors

SEC Announces Review of Derivatives Use by Funds

New Zealand Banks Settle with Competition Authority in Credit Card Interchange Case

Edward Lazear, Stanford Economist and Former Chairman of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers, Joins Cornerstone Research as Senior Advisor

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Litigation Arising from the Failures of Financial Institutions

Cornerstone Research has released a new study that examines the increase in FDIC professional liability lawsuits targeting directors and officers of failed financial institutions.

Characteristics of FDIC Lawsuits against Directors and Officers of Failed Financial Institutions—April 2013

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