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In re Clearly Canadian Securities Litigation
Approval of settlements in class actions is denied where plans of allocation are inadequate. 		Securities Feb. 8, 2000
In re Silicon Graphics Inc. Securities Litigation
Failure to specifically plead plaintiff traded contemporaneously with defendants causes dismissal of insider transaction claim. 		Securities Feb. 7, 2000
Ravens v. Iftikar
Published notice of pending securities class action doesn't provide sufficient information to satisfy notice requirements. 		Securities Feb. 7, 2000
Ravens v. Iftikar
Inadequacy of notice to class members precludes designation as lead plaintiffs. 		Securities Feb. 7, 2000
Matter of Cirrus Logic Securities Litigation
Shareholders fail to establish material fact issue showing company's deviations from its policy constituted fraud. 		Securities Feb. 7, 2000
In re Interactive Network Inc. Securities Litigation
Failure to allege use of insider information in connection with securities sale warrants complaint dismissal. 		Securities Feb. 7, 2000
Miller v. Commodities Future Trading Commission
Commodities Futures Trading Commission can impose a fine for violating Commodities Exchange Act, but fine must be supported by record. 		Securities Jan. 6, 2000
Yourish v. California Amplifier
Unsupported claim of existence of nonpublic information, inconsistent with defendant's representations, doesn't meet the heightened pleading requirements for fraud. 		Securities Dec. 3, 1999
Cowen Securities Corp. v. U.S. District Court (Randall)
Under Securities Litigation Reform Act, after grant of motion to dismiss class action suit without prejudice, court cannot permit discovery. 		Securities Dec. 3, 1999
The Ambassador Hotel Co. v. Wei-Chuan Investment
Loss causation for fraud in sale of securities requires showing that defendant's misrepresentations caused plaintiff's injury more than another factor. 		Securities Dec. 3, 1999
Hertzberg v. Dignity Partners Inc.
Investors, who purchased stock more than 25 days after initial offering, had standing to bring Section 11 claim against corporation. 		Securities Dec. 3, 1999
Heliotrope General Inc. v. Ford Motor Company
Issuer isn't liable for fraud on market based on failure to disclose tax strategy if pre-purchase market information includes offering's tax purpose. 		Securities Dec. 3, 1999
Realmonte v. Reeves
Member's injury for membership in action suit for securities fraud occurs on date of closing the transaction. 		Securities Nov. 19, 1999
Smith v. Currency Trading International Inc.
Order 		Securities Nov. 9, 1999
Feigin v. Securities America Inc.
Investors in Ponzi scheme are allowed to intervene in civil action initiated by securities commissioner. 		Securities Nov. 9, 1999
Janas v. McCracken
Circumstantial evidence of deliberate misconduct must be factually pleaded in detail to prevail under Private Securities Litigation Reform Act. 		Securities Oct. 22, 1999
In re Sybase Inc. Securities Litigation
Corporation's reliance on its internal budget summaries is reasonable, and not evidence of false and misleading earnings predictions. 		Securities Sep. 30, 1999
Epstein v. MCA Inc.
State judgment determining fairness of settlement in shareholder class action is entitled to full faith and credit when judgment satisfies due process. 		Securities Sep. 3, 1999
Janas v. McCracken
Circumstantial evidence of deliberate misconduct must be factually pleaded in detail to prevail under Private Securities Litigation Reform Act. 		Securities Aug. 10, 1999
Berry v. Valence Technology Inc.
Article in industry publication doesn't put investors on inquiry notice which begins one-year statute of limitations for security fraud action. 		Securities Aug. 6, 1999
Dunn v. Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Treasury Amendment exempts Commodity Futures Trading Commission from regulating off-exchange trading in foreign currency. 		Securities Jul. 28, 1999
Richards v. Lloyd's of London
Requiring English courts to apply English law to Lloyd's of London contracts with Americans is void. 		Securities Jul. 25, 1999
Commodity Futures Trading Commission v. Topworth International Ltd.
Commodity Futures Trading Commission can regulate trades involving both foreign currency and precious metals. 		Securities Jul. 15, 1999
Janas v. McCracken
Circumstantial evidence of deliberate misconduct must be factually pleaded in detail to prevail under Private Securities Litigation Reform Act. 		Securities Jul. 15, 1999
Alderman v. Securities and Exchange Commission
Both NASD member's and corporate parent's control person must reimburse funds put in wrong account. 		Securities Jul. 6, 1999
StorMedia Inc. v. Superior Court (Werczberger)
Complaint against company for market manipulation of stock is proper since facts stated, if true, support violations of Corporate Securities Law of 1968. 		Securities Jun. 28, 1999
Abromson v. American Pacific Corp.
Company's nondisclosure of early loan repayment's potential adverse effect is immaterial absent forcible repayment. 		Securities Jun. 26, 1999
Cohen v. Stratosphere Corp.
Investors denied opportunity to purchase stock lack standing to sue under Rule 10b-5 for fraud. 		Securities Jun. 26, 1999
Cooper v. Pickett
Fraud liability is based on statements to analyst by corporate insiders with intent to reach market. 		Securities Jun. 18, 1999
Securities and Exchange Commission v. First Pacific Bancorp
Insider commits securities fraud by closing 'mini-max' offering with his own money after deadline. 		Securities Jun. 17, 1999
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