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Australian Federal Court recently issued a judgment in Zonia Holdings v Commonwealth Bank of Australia. (CBA)
June 3, 2024
Mike Lange, Esq.
Australian Federal Court Concludes Massive Internal Control Failures Aren’t Important to Reasonable Investors
Slogging through the Australia federal court’s recent 291-page decision in the securities class action against Commonwealth Bank of...
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May 9, 2024
Mike Lange, Esq.
Why Global Investors Shouldn’t Ignore U.S. Securities Class Actions
The United States is a global hub for securities trading of all types and, as a result, it’s also an active venue for shareholder...
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April 29, 2024
Alec Shirkey
Monitoring and Mitigating Adverse Cost Risk in U.K. Securities Suits
When it comes to securities class actions, harmed investors enjoy a straightforward claim filing process in the United States, where...
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April 12, 2024
Jenn Rothenberg
2024 Annual Client Satisfaction Results
At Financial Recovery Technologies, one of our core differentiators is our service model which we measure annually. We wanted to share...
Client Satisfaction, Securities Class Actions,
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FRT Insights
April 8, 2024
Alec Shirkey
Securities Fraud Class Action Lawsuits: Settlements & Disbursements (Q1:24)
The shareholder litigation landscape remained as busy as ever in the first quarter of 2024, as our team tracked nearly $675 million in...
FRT Insights, Quarterly Disbursed Claims, Quarterly Settlements,
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February 21, 2024
Mike Lange, Esq.
Influence and Impact: FRT’s Ongoing Initiatives Shaping the Global Recovery Landscape
The global recovery landscape is not static.  It’s constantly evolving, creating challenges for fiduciaries trying to stay on top of...
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