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Brian W. Thomson Leonard, Street and Deinard

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Employee benefits and compensation insight: Second Circuit adopts Moench presumption in Citigroup stock-drop case *

USA - November 10 2011
The financial crisis, and the accompanying decline in stock prices, set off a wave of cases now commonly referred to as "stock-drop" cases.


Second Circuit adopts Moench presumption in Citigroup stock-drop case *

USA - November 9 2011
In the Citigroup case, the Second Circuit adopted the Moench presumption and affirmed the dismissal of the plaintiffs' complaint, an important victory for employers and fiduciaries.


Supreme Court rejects hearing on discretionary clauses *

USA - August 11 2010
The U.S. Supreme Court recently denied Standard Insurance Company’s writ of certiorari in the case Standard Insurance Company v. Morrison.

Co-authors: Frederick Morris.


U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear challenge to state law prohibition on discretionary clauses *

USA - August 11 2010
The U.S. Supreme Court recently denied Standard Insurance Company’s writ of certiorari in the case Standard Insurance Company v. Morrison.

Co-authors: Frederick Morris.


Minnesota Supreme Court confirms that Minnesota is home for nationwide product liability litigation *

USA - September 10 2009
The Minnesota Supreme Court has issued a decision that has the potential to significantly increase the filing of product liability and other claims in Minnesota courts between now and August 1, 2010, when Minnesota's new borrowing statute, Minn. Stat. § 541.31, will apply to all claims.

Co-authors: Blake Shepard, Frederick Morris.