After the Ball Is Over: Investor Remedies in the Wake of the Dot-Corn Crash and Recent Corporate Scandals
By , February 8, 2012
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Morrissey analyzes the possibilities for investors to secure relief for their losses in the wake of the dot-com collapses and corporate fraud scandals of the last ten years. The author argues that arbitration of securities disputes can be advantageous for investors because of its inexpensiveness compared to litigation, the informal setting, its subsidization by the securities industry, and its ability to speedily resolve a dispute.
