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Justices limit securities liability for omission of material facts

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Share As securities cases go, Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. Among other things, that rule creates a private cause of action whenever a company omits material facts in connection with a securities transaction, if that omission would render any “statements made” by the company misleading.

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SEC Atty Says Macquarie 'Overstated' High Court Case

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Supreme Court ruling in favor of a Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. investor would be unlikely to open the "floodgates" to private disclosure litigation, as the company claims, reminding a Washington, D.C., A leading attorney for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said a U.S.

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SCOTUS Poised to Decide Fate of Chevron Doctrine

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Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. Item 303 is an administrative rule that requires a company to disclose known trends or uncertainties that are likely to have a material impact on its financial position, regardless of whether the company had made any statements that would otherwise be misleading.

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Government power, from federal agencies to counties, highlights January session

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The administrative fees bankrupt businesses pay can be quite large in the cases of big companies. The question in Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. Moab alleged that Macquarie had concealed information about upcoming changes to the International Maritime Organization’s regulations restricting the fuel oil.

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Justices schedule major cases on deference to federal agencies

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Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. Arizona (Jan. Moab Partners (Jan.

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US Supreme Court releases orders after September ‘long conference’

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Nealy ; Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. While it has been more than six years since the issuance of the rule, the company that owns the trucks stop argues that the clock should start upon injury to the plaintiff party, as the company did not form until 2018. Texas ; Corner Post, Inc. Moab Partners, L.P. ;

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