Supreme Court DIGS Facebook
Yesterday we got the Supreme Court’s first decision in an argued case for this term—well, kinda. The Supreme Court dismissed the writ of certiorari in Facebook v. Amalgamated Bank as improvidently granted. This is what is referred to as a DIG.
For those interested, here is the (lengthy) question presented statement from the petition for certiorari.
This petition presents two important questions that have divided the federal courts of appeals.
First, the circuits have split three ways concerning what public companies must disclose in the “risk factors” section of their 10-K filings. The Sixth Circuit holds t
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