§ 4.01. PSLRA -- Stay of Discovery

§ 4.08. Cendant ¾ Wide Ranging Discourse on Reasonable Attorney Fees Under the PSLRA

§ 4.02. Impact on Discovery Under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

§ 4.09. Class Action Settlements

§ 4.03. Preparing the Complaint without Benefit of Discovery

§ 4.10. Damages and Causation

[1] Impact of Information Technology on Securities Fraud Class Actions

§ 4.11. The Bifurcation of the Law of Joint and Several Liability, Contribution, Partial Settlements and Contribution Bars

[2] Form 8-K Disclosure of Disagreements with Accountants

§ 4.12. Joint, Several, Proportionate Liability and Contribution Under the PSLRA

[3] Accounting Disasters-Grist for the Securities Fraud Class Action Mill

§ 4.13.  Partial Settlement and Contribution Bars

[4] Change of SEC Enforcement Priorities?

§ 4.14. Joint Liability Under the Securities Act

§ 4.04. Mandatory Rule 11 Review to Impose Sanctions

§ 4.15. Bringing Actions in State Courts

§ 4.05. Mandatory Review and Contentious Case Law

§ 4.16. Federal Legislation Preempting State Private Actions for Securities Fraud

§ 4.06. Security for Attorney Fees and Expenses

§ 4.17. SLUSA in Action

§ 4.07. Attorney Fees, Attorney Related Provisions, and the PSLRA

§ 4.18. Delaware Carve-Out — Deferring to Federal Actions and the PSLRA