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Corporate

Jan. 5, 2007

Hope for Corporations

FOCUS COLUMN - By William F. Sullivan and Johanna S. Wilson - A recent decision by the 2nd Circuit in a massive securities class action may set a new and more restrictive standard for certifying such suits.

Focus Column

By William F. Sullivan and Johanna S. Wilson
     
      Multibillion-dollar settlements have become an unfortunate reality post-Enron. Totals in the Enron-related securities litigation are $7 billion and counting. A recent 2nd Circuit decision, however, may give defendants additional weapons to defeat class certification and stem this rising tide. The court ruled that district courts shoul...

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