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Wolf Popper Partner, Joshua Ruthizer to speak on "Who Does What? A Brief Look at Roles and Responsibilities related to Securities Litigation" at the TEXPERS Annual Conference on Monday, March 31, 2025 at the Renaissance Austin Hotel in Austin, TX.
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03/30/2025
Event Location: Renaissance Austin Hotel in Austin, TX
Wolf Popper, Silver Sponsors, proudly has Partner, Joshua Ruthizer, to Speak at the TEXPERS Annual Conference on March 30, 2025 to April 3, 2025 at the Renaissance Austin Hotel in Austin, TX.
The session will be addressing the topic of "Who Does What? A Brief Look at Roles and Responsibilities related to Securities Litigation." It will take place Monday, March 31, from 9:45 to 10:40 a.m. in the General Session Room. Joining Adam Savett on the panel will be Alyca Garrison of Jackson Walker LLP and Mark Rhein of Salem Trust Company.
When it comes to securities litigation, there is a great deal of confusion and misinformation as to who should be doing what both internally at a fund and the roles that external vendors can and should play. This session will bring together the various players on one stage and help you sort out who’s on first. Knowing who can and should perform the various roles will help you as a fiduciary to oversee your internal and external participants and to ensure that nothing is slipping through the cracks.
We will learn the roles that various participants (e.g. fund staff / fund trustees / general counsel / custodian bank / securities litigation firms) play in helping funds to safeguard their portfolios and recover losses that were caused by fraud or mismanagement.
The session will be addressing the topic of "Who Does What? A Brief Look at Roles and Responsibilities related to Securities Litigation." It will take place Monday, March 31, from 9:45 to 10:40 a.m. in the General Session Room. Joining Adam Savett on the panel will be Alyca Garrison of Jackson Walker LLP and Mark Rhein of Salem Trust Company.
When it comes to securities litigation, there is a great deal of confusion and misinformation as to who should be doing what both internally at a fund and the roles that external vendors can and should play. This session will bring together the various players on one stage and help you sort out who’s on first. Knowing who can and should perform the various roles will help you as a fiduciary to oversee your internal and external participants and to ensure that nothing is slipping through the cracks.
We will learn the roles that various participants (e.g. fund staff / fund trustees / general counsel / custodian bank / securities litigation firms) play in helping funds to safeguard their portfolios and recover losses that were caused by fraud or mismanagement.