WRIT 107A (Johnson): Home

It's helpful to see the primary litigation documentation before researching information about the case on other platforms.

If the document isn't coming up easily for you, I would search somewhere like Google with: company name + litigation + SEC

Contains a variety of full-text resources including: domestic and foreign newspapers other news sources related to general topics, companies, industries,government, politics, accounting, tax, health, and law.

Direct access to more than 20 million filings through EDGAR.

Use Advanced Search to find Enforcement actions against your company.

Search your company name in the search box, and then limit the results based on the type of resource you want to review, like "litigation" or "enforcement"

Covers 01/01/1997 - 06/30/2002

Covers 07/01/2002 - 09/30/2005

Covers 10/01/2005 - 06/30/2006

Type in the name of your company, and manipulate the date range to see how stock prices were affected by the company's accounting trouble.

Steps for use:
1) Type in company's website (www.xerox.com)
2) Select the year you're interested in viewing (Xerox had an SEC investigation in 2002, so you would jump directly to 2002)
3) Look for a date on the calendar that is highlighted in blue, click on that to get taken to the way the company's website was displayed on this date in history. Internal links should work as well.