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A Potential Turning Point For Short-And-Distort Claims

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By Perrie M. Weiner, Tomas Tuszynski
| Law360 Verified
By Perrie Weiner and Tomas Tuszynski ( July 6, 2026, 5:02 PM EDT) -- For years, public companies targeted by so-called short-and-distort campaigns have faced an uncomfortable reality: The market damage often happens immediately, while the legal remedy comes slowly, if at all.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
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Inflated AI claims are under fire—and the regulatory reckoning is coming

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By Perrie M. Weiner
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There's risk in overstating AI ambitions. (PixeloneStocker via Getty Images) In retrospect, artificial intelligence was always going to be as much a capital markets story as a technological one. Once narratives became as important as capabilities, concerns about so-called “AI washing” were inevitable. Just a year after the public release of ChatGPT, regulators began sounding the alarm.
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Why The SEC Is Targeting Short-And-Distort Schemes

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By Perrie M. Weiner, Aaron Goodman, Michael Peter Matthiesen
| Law360 Verified
By Perrie Weiner, Aaron Goodman and Michael Matthiesen (August 13, 2024, 4:06 PM EDT) -- "Short and distort," which courts define as an "illegal practice employed by unethical internet investors who short sell a stock and then spread unsubstantiated rumors and other kinds of unverified bad news in an attempt to drive down the equity's price and realize a profit," as per Investopedia,[1] continue to threaten public companies, particularly those that are thinly traded.[2]...
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