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• February 10, 2026

  Robinhood Asks Justices To Rein In Pre-IPO Disclosure Suits

  Robinhood Markets Inc. is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear an investor dispute stemming from its $2.1 billion initial public offering, arguing that the Ninth Circuit's decision to revive the lawsuit "exposes companies seeking to go public to expansive liability."

• February 10, 2026

  How Securities Class Action Deals Fare After Prelim Approval

  An analysis of Institutional Shareholder Services data from the last 10 years shows that preliminarily approved class action settlements are unlikely to be denied in the final-approval stage, while procedural delays are more common than withdrawal or termination, says Rahul Chhabra at Charles River Associates.

• February 10, 2026

  What Applicants Can Expect From Calif. Crypto License Law

  With the July effective date for California's Digital Financial Assets Law fast approaching, now is a critical time for companies to prepare for licensure, application and coverage compliance ahead of this significant regulatory milestone that will reshape how digital asset businesses operate in California, say attorneys at MoFo.

• February 10, 2026

  Investor In AI-Driven Software Biz Opens Fraud Suit In Del.

  An investor in a Florida-based consulting company and provider of artificial intelligence-powered software sued a former principal of the business in Delaware's Court of Chancery late Monday, alleging insider conspiracies that included lining up a $15 million claim against the same business.

• February 10, 2026

  Chancery Rejects Bid to Block Potential Brazil Suit

  The Delaware Chancery Court has dismissed a pro se investor's attempt to preemptively block potential litigation in Brazil, ruling that the court lacks subject matter jurisdiction to issue an anti-suit injunction based on a speculative threat and a contract provision that governs law, not forum.

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