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35 J. Corp. L. [i] (2009-2010)

handle is hein.journals/jcorl35 and id is 1 raw text is: Iia THE JOURNAL OF CORPORATION LAW Volume 35 Fall 2009 Number 1 INSTITUTE FOR LAW AND ECONOMIC POLICY SYMPOSIUM: COMPENSATION OF PLAINTIFFS IN MASS SECURITIES LITIGATION KEYNOTE ADDRESS Regulating Broker-Dealers and Investment Advisers: Demarcation or Harmonization? ................................................................................................... E lisse B . W alter 1 ARTICLES Estimating Financial Fraud Damages with Response Coefficients ......................................................... Esther Bruegger & Frederick C. Dunbar 11 Personal Jurisdiction over Foreign Directors in Cross-Border Securities Litigation ........................................................................................ H annah L. B uxbaum 71 Securities Litigation and the Housing Market Downturn ............................................................................ A llen Ferrell & A tanu Saha 97 Distribution of Funds in Class Actions-Claims Administration .................................................................................... Francis E . M cGovern 123 Judging Adm issibility ........................................................................ M ichaelJ. Saks 135 Proper Event Study Analysis in Securities Litigation .......................... Frank Torchio 159 COMMENTS AND RESPONSES Reputational Damages in Securities Litigation ..................................... Barbara Black 169 Compared to What? Econometric Evidence and the Counterfactual Difficulty ................................................................................... D onald C. Langevoort 183 Coming to Terms with Loss Causation After Dura: A Response to Professors Partnoy, Ferrell, and Saha ..................................................................................... Steven J Toll 189 NOTES Ratings Recall: Will New Reform Proposals Make Lasting Impact? ........................................................................................... P aul J. Justensen 193 Direct Harm, Special Injury, or Duty Owed: Which Test Allows for the Most Shareholder Success in Direct Shareholder Litigation? .............................. Elizabeth J. Thompson 215