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Microcap & Penny Stocks : CCEE Breaking Out

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To: Tom Daly who wrote (7588)11/1/1997 10:48:00 AM
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S e c u r i t i e s L i t i g a t i o n

Securities litigation has long been a major part of the firm's litigation practice.
Many types of litigation involve securities claims, but three areas are particularly
prominent:

Class Actions and Derivative Suits

We are a national leader in representing companies and boards of directors in
class actions and derivative suits involving shareholders, debtholders and others.
For example, the firm is currently representing a major life insurance company in a
derivative litigation brought by the company's policyholders and another large
insurance company in defending against class actions by policyholders and by
investors in limited partnerships.

We also represent the boards of directors of many major corporations in
responding to demands from shareholders and derivative complaints. Our current
work in this area includes major internal investigations in response to demands
from shareholders or other developments for a major power company, a natural
gas utility holding company, a telephone company and two of the world's largest
mutual fund investment companies. Recently concluded cases include derivative
actions in connection with a going private transaction, procurement issues for a
major defense contractor and asbestos related disclosure.

Mergers and Acquisitions

Merger and acquisition litigation usually involves securities law questions. The firm
regularly represents clients in this type of litigation relating both to takeovers and
to post-closing actions arising out of alleged misrepresentations or inaccuracies in
financial statements.

Accountants' Liability

The firm has extensive experience in securities litigation involving claims against
major accounting firms. Such cases also typically include related common law
contract and tort claims. For example, we have recently represented a U.S. firm
in obtaining the dismissal of an action seeking billions of dollars of damages on
behalf of a purported class of depositors throughout the world. We have also
been representing a major accounting firm in litigation involving failed financial
institutions.
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