Next week’s argument in Liu v. Securities and Exchange Commission will take the justices through familiar ground, as they consider once again the boundaries of the broad and multifarious forms of relief available in litigation enforcing the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The justices also may take account of an amicus brief in support of neither party filed by UVA law professor Douglas Laycock and a group of other prominent scholars of the law of remedies.