Securities
Date
1990
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Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Texas Tech Law Review
Abstract
Evaluates the Fifth Circuit opinions concerning federal and state securities law. The cases dealt with the question of what is a security, what a well-pled claim looks like, and how to pierce the corporate veil. The author concludes that perhaps the Fifth Circuit’s focus upon developing better predictive rules for securities has perhaps helped reduce the number of mundane cases appealed to the court providing greater opportunity to work on cases of greater significance.
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Keywords
Securities, Securities fraud, Public disclosure, Pierce the corporate veil, Arbitration clauses, Brokerage agreements, Binding, Corporations
Citation
21 Tex. Tech L. Rev. 503