478 U.S. 647 (1986) Cited 274 times 1 Legal Analyses
Holding that, in securities fraud cases, “ordinarily the correct measure of damages ... is the difference between the fair value of all that the plaintiff received and the fair value of what he would have received had there been no fraudulent conduct”
Holding "it would be prejudicial to a defendant to attempt to litigate its financial condition during the trial on the issues of liability and compensatory damages," therefore the "preferred method" is to delay the punitive damages claim until the issues of liability and compensatory damages have been tried
Holding that plaintiff waived right to jury trial on issues that were not submitted to jury by participating without objection in bench trial of those issues
Holding that there is "[n]o express right of contribution under the Lanham Act" and relying on Nw. Airlines, 451 U.S. at 93-94, in which the Supreme Court declined to imply a right of contribution under the Equal Pay Act and Title VII because "[t]he comprehensive character of the remedial scheme expressly fashioned by Congress evidences an intent not to authorize additional remedies
Expanding the meaning of the "initial bona fide offering date" from the date of a post-effective registration statement amendment, to the date of a post-effective registration statement supplement, with regard to issuer and underwriter liability