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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to compare the effect of corporate governance variables and fraud litigation on …, and compare these firms to a sample of non-fraud firms in the pre-and post-SOX period. First, the authors examine … variables and other financial control variables in order to identify the characteristics of firms that are accused of fraud in …
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of financial statements fraud (LFSF). The study uses the logistic regression and a sample of 15 manufacturing firms … likelihood of financial state-ments fraud. The findings of this paper revealed that board gender diversity, board financial … financial statements fraud. The result further demonstrated that the impact of board structure on LFSF is signifi …
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In this paper, we study attorneys' fees awarded in the largest securities class actions: “mega-settlements.” Consistent with prior work, we find larger fee awards but lower percentages in these cases. We also find that courts are more likely to reject or modify fee requests made in...
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Consumer fraud (including predatory home loans) is a widespread and serious problem in the United States. To help … combat this problem, forty-five states have enacted consumer fraud statutes that provide for attorney's fees to a prevailing … plaintiff to address the economic feasibility problem in bringing a typical consumer fraud claim where the attorney's fees to …
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