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Experience
Rule 10b-5/Section 11 Securities Class Actions
Cornerstone Research has provided rigorous financial and statistical analysis and expert testimony in all phases of Rule 10b-5 and Section 11 matters. Drawing on decades of academic research on security price formation, we have developed innovative approaches to evaluating alternative per-share damages scenarios in Rule 10b-5 and Section 11 and 12 claims.
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Valuation
Valuation analysis is often a key component of securities and financial markets litigation. Cornerstone Research approaches valuation matters using sound economic and financial principles, fitting the analysis to the problems at hand.
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Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA)
Cornerstone Research has provided attorneys with analysis in ERISA company stock drop and 401(k) fees/fiduciary cases.
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Financial Institutions
Our expertise in securities analysis, valuation, risk management, financial services regulation, real estate markets, and industry economics makes Cornerstone Research particularly qualified to address issues related to banks, insurers, securities firms, and other financial institutions.
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Derivative Securities
Our staff combines knowledge of option-pricing theory and application with expertise implementing state-of-the-art valuation methods to effectively deliver analysis in a broad range of derivatives litigation.
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Bankruptcy and Financial Distress
Our experience spans a broad spectrum of issues related to bankruptcy and financial distress, including fraudulent conveyance and preferential transfer; valuation of distressed issuers and their securities; securities fraud; ERISA; shareholder, lender, and auditor liability and damages; and piercing the corporate veil.
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Industry Economics
Through our work on thousands of securities cases, we have gained substantial experience analyzing securities issues in a variety of industries, including energy, financial institutions, high technology, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, and others. Industry factors often prove important in assessing securities allegations.
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