What is a Statutory Underwriting Liability?
Definition:
The potential civil liability that underwriters may have under the Securities Act and other US laws and rules for incorrect, incomplete or misleading disclosure. This is distinguished from additional liabilities that may arise under common law. See Due Diligence Defense for a description of the primary defenses to these liabilities.
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