So Who’s to Blame When an AI Agent Goes Rogue?
Mark D. Schorr You’ve no doubt heard about the gangs of AI agents causing mayhem and then trying to conceal […]
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AI Goes to Court
Mark D. Schorr In a 2013 Reddit comment, a would be comedian offered a pizza recipe with a glue topping.
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Musk Redux
Mark D. Schorr Elon Musk likes to talk. A lot. Sometimes he does it without thinking through all of the
Citadel v. SEC: Fast and Furious
The latest battle over high-speed trading is being fought out in one of the nation’s federal appellate courts. The subject
ESG Has a Problem
Environmental, social and governance (ESG), investing, once the rage on Wall Street, has become controversial. To many, it’s a scam.
THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW (AND THE SEC)
Gautam S. Adani is the founder and chairman of the Adani Group, an Indian multinational conglomerate, founded in 1988 as
A NASTY PIECE OF FINANCIAL ENGINEERING ON TRIAL
Maybe you haven’t yet heard of a tax receivable agreement, or TRA. You wouldn’t be alone. Here’s how it
The Sound of Silence
Under federal law, it is securities fraud, pursuant to what is commonly known as SEC Rule 10(b)-5,[i] “to make any untrue
WINNING A PROXY FIGHT BEFORE IT STARTS
The law of unintended consequences, often cited, but not very well defined, holds that the actions of a person, organization
A BAD PLAN POORLY EXECUTED
The definition of securities fraud under federal law, essentially a misrepresentation of information useful to an investor in making investment