D&O Discourse is 11 Years Old

By Doug Greene on October 18, 2023

Posted in Board Oversight, Class Certification, Corporate Governance, D&O Discourse News, D&O Insurance, D&O Insurance Brokers, Damages Analysis, Defense Costs, Defense Counsel, Falsity Analysis, Fraud-on-the-Market Doctrine, Litigation Reforms, Litigation Strategy, Motions to Dismiss, Omnicare, Securities Class Action, Shareholder Derivative Action, State of Securities and Governance Litigation, Statements of Opinion, Supreme Court

I started the D&O Discourse blog in October 2012 to generate discussion among the repeat players in securities and corporate governance litigation: insurers, brokers, mediators, economists, plaintiffs’ counsel, and defense counsel. While I share opinions from a defense-counsel perspective, I call it like I see it.

Here are five of my favorite posts – well, there are actually more than five because two are a multi-part series (with links to the rest of the series):

Good Communication is Key to Improving Securities Litigation Outcomes (2022)

Putting “Litigation” Back in “Securities Litigation” (2019)

Wrap-Up: Who is Winning the Securities Class Action War—Plaintiffs or Defendants?” (a summary of a 3-part series, with links to each piece in the series) (2017)

Five Wishes for Securities Litigation Defense (a summary of a 5-part series, with links to each piece in the series) (2016)

The Future of Securities Class Action Litigation (2015)

Thanks so much to readers and supporters. Just as I hoped, the blog has generated productive discussion among repeat players and helped me make and continue many friendships and collaborations.