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Securities Litigation: Navigating Economic Evidence, Market Efficiency, and Damages
Monday, December 7, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (ET)
Securities litigation increasingly requires attorneys to navigate complex economic evidence and sophisticated damages theories while applying established securities-law principles. Questions involving market efficiency, investor reliance, price impact, loss causation, and damages can significantly shape the development and outcome of securities fraud and class action claims. Understanding how economic methodologies intersect with applicable legal standards is therefore critical for attorneys handling these disputes.
In this CLE webinar, Chady Gemayel, Principal at Cornerstone Research, will provide an in-depth analysis of the role of economic evidence in securities litigation. Attendees will explore the application of market efficiency and the fraud-on-the-market doctrine, the use of event studies and other economic methodologies to evaluate price impact, and approaches to establishing loss causation and calculating damages. The program will also examine key considerations for attorneys in evaluating expert economic opinions, addressing competing damages analyses, and developing effective litigation strategies in securities cases.
What You Will Learn in this Webinar
- Legal and economic considerations in evaluating market efficiency, investor reliance, and price impact.
- Application of event studies and other economic methodologies in securities litigation.
- Strategies for analyzing loss causation and securities damages.
- Methods for evaluating and challenging expert economic opinions and damages analyses.
- Practical considerations for incorporating economic evidence into securities litigation strategy.