Securities Laws & Legislation
In order for a civilized society to exist, there must be a defined set of rules and regulations to promote and maintain the general welfare of all the people in that society. These codes of conduct are referred to as "laws," and are developed and monitored by civil groups and governments to uphold a specific system of standards in a community. Many facets of society, including business and industry, must adhere to the laws which apply to their practices and services. This section features sites that focus on one area of commerce, the stock market, and relative securities laws and legislation.
Harry S. Miller, Esq.: Securities Law, Fraud and Investor Protection Guide
Discover extensive information on issues pertaining to securities fraud, including stockbroker customer relations and liabilities and view detailed data on attorneys practicing securities law.
Millberg Weiss: Securities Class Action Designated Site
Visit this site run by Millberg Weiss, a law firm that represents investors embroiled in securities lawsuits.
Stanford University Law School, Stanford, California: Robert Crown Law Library: Securities Class Action Clearinghouse
Explore this site for data on numerous securities fraud class action complaints and settlements, federal and state complaints, judicial opinions from the high courts and more.
University of Cincinnati, Ohio: College of Law: Center for Corporate Law
View several resourceful documents which describe the Securities Act of 1933, the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and other regulatory acts.