The Judicial Rejection of Aiding and Abetting Civil Liability Under Section 10(b): Will Central Bank of Denver Spell the End of the Implied 10(b) Cause of Action?

Authors

Nicole Miller

Abstract

Central Bank is truly a landmark case in securities law. The future implications of this decision may be widespread and significant, with potential Supreme Court rejection of conspiracy, respondeat superior, and even 10(b) civil liability in general. Whatever the impact of Central Bank on other 10(b) causes of action, its value as a tool for analyzing implied liability cannot be overestimated.

Recommended Citation

Miller, Nicole (1995) "The Judicial Rejection of Aiding and Abetting Civil Liability Under Section 10(b): Will Central Bank of Denver Spell the End of the Implied 10(b) Cause of Action?," Utah Law Review: Vol. 1995: No. 3, Article 5.
Available at: https://dc.law.utah.edu/ulr/vol1995/iss3/5