Serving as Lead Counsel, Labaton Keller Sucharow reached a $100 million settlement to resolve a long-running securities fraud class action against the major gas and electric service provider PG&E Corporation, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, and certain officers, directors, and

Partner Lauren A. Ormsbee spoke with @BLaw about the SEC’s recent efforts to move investor claims away from the courts and into private arbitration, and how this move conflicts with established investor protection frameworks. In September 2025, the SEC moved to permit IPO

Labaton Keller Sucharow reached a $78 million settlement as Co-Lead Counsel on behalf of investors in a securities class action against multinational pharmaceutical manufacturer Catalent, Inc., and certain executives. Plaintiffs alleged that Defendants engaged in a scheme to

In our latest Investor Alert, Managing Partner Jonathan Gardner and Associate Emily N. Gault examine the profound impact of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act (PSLRA) over its 30-year history, detailing how it has shaped the initiation, investigation, and litigation of

Warm wishes for the New Year from all of us at Labaton Keller Sucharow. May 2026 be filled with prosperity and meaningful opportunities. #2026

Chairman Eric J. Belfi and Partner Christine M. Fox spoke with Bloomberg Law about impact of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act (PSLRA) on the landscape of securities litigation in the three decades since its enactment. Passed in 1995, the PSLRA imposed stricter

Partner Guillaume Buell and Associate John C. Coyle IV are the authors of the informative article “Global Class Actions: Causes, Effect, and What’s Next” published in Mealey’s Litigation Report: Class Actions. The article examines the key forces driving the recent growth of class

Partner Carol C. Villegas spoke with @Law360 about the groundbreaking jury verdict against Meta Platforms, Inc., which found that the company violated the California Invasion of Privacy Act by intentionally recording sensitive user data entered into the Flo app. The historic

Wishing you a bright and festive holiday season from your friends at Labaton Keller Sucharow. #HappyHolidays

Partner Christine M. Fox and Associate David Saldamando weighed in on the potential effects of less frequent earnings reporting in the @barronsonline op-ed “Earnings Reports Every Quarter? The Pros and Cons from Wall Street Insiders,” proposing that reduced reporting could have

Partner Michael P. Canty spoke with @Law360 about the role of intent in the $1 billion copyright case filed by Sony, Capitol Records LLC, and other music companies against Cox Communications, which alleges that Cox failed to take necessary steps to curb customer piracy online and

Labaton Keller Sucharow is pleased to announce that Jesse L. Jensen has joined the Firm’s New York office as a Partner in our Securities Litigation Practice Group. “Jesse is an exceptional litigator whose experience in high-stakes securities cases strengthens our already

As part of the latest edition of Investment & Pensions Europe (IPE)’s Class Actions and Securities Litigation Investors Guide, Partner Carol C. Villegas and Associate David Saldamando authored the article “The Rise of AI-Washing: What Investors Need to Know,” which offers insight

This Thanksgiving we are thankful for our clients who place their trust in us every day and our team whose dedication makes our success possible. All of us at Labaton Keller Sucharow wish you a happy Thanksgiving with your family and friends. #Thanksgiving2025

Labaton Keller Sucharow is honored to be shortlisted by @PensionsAge for the Pensions Law Firm of the Year – Securities Litigation award. Pensions Age is a leading source of news and analysis for pension funds across the UK, and this nomination reflects Labaton’s reputation as a

On November 18, 2025, Labaton Keller Sucharow hosted the second installment of our timely webinar series The SEC Shakeup – What It Means for Institutional Investors. Part 2, titled “Is It the End for Quarterly Reporting?,” examined the SEC’s recent push to scale back quarterly