Litigation resulting from the credit crunch: a comparative study | Practical Law

Litigation resulting from the credit crunch: a comparative study | Practical Law

The vast majority of claims arising as a result of the credit crunch fall into two categories: failed (or failing) transactions; or investor claims. This article focuses on these two categories of claim and analyses the manner in which they have arisen in various European jurisdictions and the US.

Litigation resulting from the credit crunch: a comparative study

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Litigation resulting from the credit crunch: a comparative study

by Herbert Smith, Gleiss Lutz and
Law stated as at 24 Apr 2009Expand, France, Germany...The Netherlands, USA (National/Federal)
The vast majority of claims arising as a result of the credit crunch fall into two categories: failed (or failing) transactions; or investor claims. This article focuses on these two categories of claim and analyses the manner in which they have arisen in various European jurisdictions and the US.