December 8, 2025 - the Financial Times - In a story after passage of new SEC rule, Zion Oil and Gas requires shareholders to resolve disputes through arbitration, Healthy Markets President & CEO is quoted in the Story. Laura Posner Laura Posner, a partner at law firm Cohen Milstein, said: “I think we’ll see an uptick of fraud because companies won’t face the public onslaught that could occur when they are caught engaging in malfeasance. “Not only do you have companies and their counsel advising that these proposals are not in their best interest, but you have every asset manager, investment adviser and large institutional investor saying these are not good for the company.” 

Gellasch agreed, adding that a mandatory arbitration clause could be a “potent repellent” for investors. 

“When a company is trying to protect itself from the consequences of lying to its shareholders, that doesn’t instil investor confidence in the company or its management,” he added. (Full Story).