NYC Bar Securities Litigation and Enforcement Institute 2024

02.07.2024
Speaking Engagement
New York, NY

On February 7, 2024, the NYC Bar hosts an in-person program, “Securities Litigation & Enforcement Institute 2024.” Discussion topics include an overview of recent trends, developments and cutting-edge issues in securities litigation, regulation, and enforcement. Panelists include prominent securities litigators, senior in-house counsel at major financial institutions, representatives of the SEC and corporations, and nationally recognized trial lawyers.

Morris Nichols partner John DiTomo moderates the Delaware panel discussing important issues in current Delaware litigation.

CLE opportunities are available. For more information and to register, visit the New York City Bar Association’s website.

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