by Robert Mitchell | News, Robert Mitchell
Robert Mitchell On June 4, 2026, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled in Sripetch v. Securities and Exchange Commission, No. 25-466, that the SEC need not prove investors suffered a pecuniary loss before it can obtain a disgorgement award. The decision, written by Justice...
by Robert Mitchell | News, Robert Mitchell
Robert Mitchell On May 18, 2026, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced a significant shift in its enforcement settlement policy by rescinding Rule 202.5(e) of its informal rules of procedure. For more than five decades, the SEC had required defendants and...
by Robert Mitchell | Article, Real Estate Law, Robert Mitchell
Robert Mitchell Please note that, while this article accurately describes applicable law on the subject covered at the time of its writing, the law continues to develop with the passage of time. Accordingly, before relying upon this article, care should be taken to...
by Robert Mitchell | Article, Robert Mitchell, Trials and Litigation
Robert Mitchell Please note that, while this article accurately describes applicable law on the subject covered at the time of its writing, the law continues to develop with the passage of time. Accordingly, before relying upon this article, care should be taken to...
by Robert Mitchell | Article, Real Estate Law, Robert Mitchell
Robert Mitchell Arizona law permits commercial landlords to use self-help remedies, including lockouts, provided they can accomplish re-entry without breaching the peace. This self-help right is significant because it allows commercial landlords to regain possession...
by Robert Mitchell | Article, Robert Mitchell, Securities Law
Robert Mitchell Please note that, while this article accurately describes applicable law on the subject covered at the time of its writing, the law continues to develop with the passage of time. Accordingly, before relying upon this article, care should be taken to...
