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Panzirer read an article in the Wall Street Journal stating that buying stock in a specific company would be a wise investment.
Schlitz Brewing Company failed to disclose on its registration statement, as well as in its periodic reports to the SEC.
Anyone who wished to invest had to write a check payable to an individual designated by International Mining and sign certain papers.
Continental, a manufacturer of cigarettes, sold to a group of 38 investors bonds with warrants attached to purchase common stock.
The press responded negatively to “another CEO that lied about his resume” and speculated about “what else might not be right.”
Ronald Bleakney, an officer at Natural Microsystems Corp. (NMC), a Section 12 corporation, directed NMC sales in North America.
Daniel had been a member of the Teamsters Union and an employee of the same trucking firm for 23 years.
Wharf points out that its agreement to grant United an option to purchase shares in the cable system was an oral agreement. And it says that Section 10(b).
Under the proxy rules, when may the management of a registered issuing company exclude a shareholder proposal from the agenda of an annual meeting?
What criteria do the courts use to determine whether an instrument or transaction will be called a security?
Livingston had worked for Merrill Lynch for 20 years as a securities sales representative (account executive).
Given its policy of refusing to sell to retailers that discount its goods below suggested prices, the petitioner (Leegin) stopped selling to the respondent’s (P
When a lease approaches its term, these companies compete for the lease of upgraded copier equipment.
Explain the circumstances under which an environmental impact statement must be filed, and describe the statement’s required content.
Describe the structure of the amended FWPCA, and explain how each element of the act is designed to further the goals of the FWPCA.
What legal theories would the plaintiffs use to sue the defendant? Would the plaintiffs be likely to win their lawsuit? Why or why not?
The lead industry challenged the EPA’s establishment of a primary air quality standard for lead that incorporated an “adequate margin of safety.”
The EPA sought an injunction ordering Ohio to implement “as written” the inspection and registration procedure described in the plan.
The Idaho EPA, in developing its SIP, determined that the maximum sulfur dioxide emissions that could be captured from zinc smelters.
Kantrell Corporation uses about 50 gallons a day of a highly corrosive acid as a cleaning agent in its production process.
The defendant operated a plant that had refined coal tar for 55 years. It had disposed of its wastes on the site.
The magistrate judge dismissed the CERCLA claim. Did the magistrate judge err in judgment?
In addition, West Coast sought relief through claims of negligence. Was either the CERCLA or the nuisance claim effective? Why?
B&B was an agricultural chemical company operating on a piece of property in California.
North Carolina Public Interest Research Group Citizen Lobby/Education Fund intervened as plaintiffs and filed a complaint charging similar violations.