One profile per company under a firm investigation: the announcing firms, what prompted it, the market reaction, and the record behind each statement. Pick a company from the list; the morning briefing links here by name.

Litigation releases and administrative proceedings published by the Securities and Exchange Commission in the past 14 days, one profile per release, with the Commission's own description of the matter where it has been collected. Every line links to the release on sec.gov.

Every newly filed federal securities matter in the monitoring window, sorted into five action categories: securities class action, securities individual action, derivative action, SEC enforcement action, and other securities matter, each with its statutory basis in short form (Securities Act sections as § 77, Exchange Act sections as § 78). Where the docket does not yet state the sections, the basis is marked presumed. Use the filters to narrow the list. Case numbers link to the full docket. Lead-plaintiff dates are estimates until the published notice is confirmed — always verify the notice date.

Filed	Case	Category	Court	District Judge	First-Filing Firms	Class Period	Lead Plaintiff Window

Firm Press Releases

Investor alerts published on the wire services, read beside the dockets: filings announced, deadline reminders, investigations. Every firm on the same footing. Deadlines are as stated by the issuing firm; verify against the published notice.

State Court Actions

Parallel state proceedings tracked by the Babel desk — Securities Act actions in state court and Delaware fiduciary litigation — reviewed and logged as they surface.

Filed	Case	Court	Index Number	Related Federal Case

Loss Analysis

Damages Calculator

Explore claimant losses and class-wide estimates with your assumptions in view.

Trades Stay on This Device

01 Define the Matter

Company TickerPublic-price coverage: up to 800 past calendar days. Case dates stay on your device. Class Period Start Class Period End Corrective Disclosure DatesSeparate multiple dates with commas. Dates from the complaint must be verified.

02 Add the Trading Record

Claimant TradesOne trade per line: date, buy or sell, shares, price. Use unformatted numbers, such as 1000.

For class-wide estimates only, leave trades empty and enter shares outstanding below.

Model Assumptions & Class-Wide Analysis

Shares OutstandingRequired for class-wide estimates. Post-Disclosure PriceOtherwise uses the available lookback mean. Inflation MethodConstant DollarConstant Percentage Trade MatchingCompare LIFO & FIFOLIFO OnlyFIFO OnlyLast-in-first-out or first-in-first-out.

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Estimates for orientation, not an expert report. Uses a prototype price feed and simplified loss models. Review the record and assumptions before relying on any figure.

Intelligence on the lead-plaintiff position: who moved for appointment, the movants' claimed losses and securities, counsel and co-counsel, and the appointment when the court rules. Use Contest Reports for the attorney-reviewed next-morning record.

Tracked Contests

Intelligence on the judges assigned to securities cases. Use Details to unfold education, appointment, and prior professional experience. Full docket-history analytics — how each judge has handled motions to dismiss, class certification, and fee applications — are in development.

Emerging developments, filed actions and precedent in one research library. Filter by action type and recorded issuer origin. An issuer's listing venue, incorporation and operating home are different facts; unverified origins remain unclassified.

Development Register

Case and Precedent Records

Since the PSLRA

Federal securities class actions filed since the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act took effect on 12/22/95. Filing counts by year are entered from the public Cornerstone Research and NERA year-end reports; the docket column is what Babel has pulled into its own data layer so far from the public RECAP archive (newest first, growing nightly; 1990s coverage is partial there).

Asia Desk — add-on coverage of United States-listed issuers based in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan: flagged disclosures, local Chinese-language coverage with sources preserved in the original language, and securities-litigation exposure analysis.