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Securities

Jul. 23, 2004

Investors Win in Broadcom Settlement, Both Sides Say

SAN FRANCISCO - Lawyers on both sides of the securities bar agreed that a recent settlement between Broadcom Corp. and its shareholders fits into a trend of shareholder settlements strengthening protections for investors.

By Joel Rosenblatt
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - Lawyers on both sides of the securities bar agreed that a recent settlement between Broadcom Corp. and its shareholders fits into a trend of shareholder settlements strengthening protections for investors.
        The settlement was announc...

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