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Are the Subprime Securities Lawsuits Faring Poorly?

November 1, 2008
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From: D & O Diary, October 30, 2008

At what point can we declare that the subprime securities lawsuits are not doing particularly well in the courts? It may not yet be time, but there unquestionably are growing numbers of subprime lawsuits that have failed to survive motions to dismiss, at least as a preliminary matter…

Click here to read the full story on Kevin LaCroix’s blog. For more coverage on subprime litigation, the credit crisis, and securities litigation see our links in the right hand column.

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Are the Subprime Securities Lawsuits Faring Poorly?

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