Can smart organization protect an aerospace and defense business from being overtaken—or blindsided—by new technologies, products, and processes? Our recent white paper Innovation in Aerospace and Defense, developed in collaboration with Aviation Week & Space Technology... > more 

Unlike the United States, Australia does not have a long history of securities class action filings. In fact, class actions in general were not available as a remedy in Australia until 1992. In this article, CRA discusses recent trends in Australian Securities Class Actions.  > more 

Leveraged, inverse, and inverse Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are a relatively new financial product that has experienced significant growth in the last few years. In this article, CRA provides an introduction to ETFs in the context of recent regulatory problems and litigation.  > more 

What do you do when your government tells you to privatize a power purchase contract that is neither changeable nor assignable and whose output must be bid into a competitive market? This was the challenge facing CRA when PSALM, the holder of legacy electricity assets… > more