Use Of Safe Harbor For Forward-Looking Statements
Law360 ( August 4, 2010, 1:08 PM EDT) -- Public company reports and press releases generally have a section cautioning investors not to rely unduly on "forward-looking statements" because they could be wrong as future events unfold. Done properly, the cautionary statements create a safe harbor from liability. But how can a company have assurance that its description of future possibilities or projections is protected by the safe harbor?...
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