New York's Highest Court Decides Important Martin Act Preemption Question
Jones Day
January 2012
Assured Guaranty v J.P. Morgan: Martin Act Does Not Prempt Breach of Fiduciary Duty and Gross Negligence Claims
New York Court of Appeals' Clarification of the Martin Act Opens Door for Common Law Claims in Securities Cases
The Newest Deputies on Wall Street: Private Citizens—Private Actions No Longer Precluded under New York’s Martin ActNixon Peabody
December 28, 2011
New York Court of Appeals Decides Martin Act Does Not Preempt Private Common Law Claims
Cozen O'Connor
December 22, 2011
New York Court of Appeals Holds That Martin Act Does Not Preempt Common Law Claims
Sullivan & Cromwell
December 22, 2011
New York Court of Appeals Rejects Martin Act Preemption of Common Law Claims of Breach of Fiduciary Duty and Gross NegligenceSimpson Thacher
December 21, 2011
New York Court of Appeals Holds That the Martin Act Does Not Preempt Similar Common-law Claims
Milbank
December 23, 2011
Martin Act Does Not Preclude a Private Litigant from Bringing a Non-Fraud Common-Law Cause of Action
Hogan Lovells
December 22, 2011
NY State Court Rules that Common Law Claims are not Preempted by Martin Act
Clifford Chance
December 22, 2011
New York Court of Appeals Holds That Martin Act Does Not Preempt Private Common-law Causes of Action
Debevoise & Plimpton
December 22, 2011
