An Intensive One-Day Workshop on
ESTIMATING DAMAGES IN
SECURITIES LITIGATION
June 21, 2004
Stamford, Connecticut
Westin Stamford Hotel
| A B O U T T H E C O N F E R E N C E “With the increased amount and frequency of securities lawsuits and related regulatory investigations and proceedings, it is more important than ever to consider issues relating to damages, particularly in non-traditional contexts. Trial lawyers, however, must be aware of and question the key assumptions underlying any economic models used by the testifying expert to calculate such damages. • Can late trading damages be computed in the same way as market timing damages? • Can there be “negative damages” in market timing and late trading situations? • When do you use the Direct Method vs. Indirect Method? This seminar will provide you with some tools needed to answer these and other key questions.” Program Co-Chairs: Stewart D. Aaron, Esq. of Dorsey & Whitney LLP, and Atreya “Chuck” Chakraborty, Ph.D. of The Brattle Group. Credits: CT CLE Pending; NY credits will be 7.5 through the approved jurisdiction rule; CA 6.75 MCLE; WA 6.5 CLE; Call about others. Who Should Attend? Attorneys and business executives who are presently, or are at risk of becoming, involved in securities litigation. |